An Executive Summary of results from the 2012 DataHaven Community Wellbeing Survey. Click on the "Document" link below to access this document, or click on the image to access the full report page with additional resources and information.
This report has four goals: 1) to provide baseline information on women and girls in New Haven; 2) to inform policy and program priorities for women and girls in New Haven; 3) to provide easily accessible data on women and girls in New Haven; and 4) to create a platform for advocacy and dialogue on issues affecting women and girls in New Haven.
This series of charts presents the results of the Connecticut Master Test among students at New Haven Public Schools from 2009-2012. The results are presented within cohorts, each of which represents one school.
This report offers a plan for the transit-oriented development of Meriden, Connecticut. It includes maps depicting various areas of the city, zoning guidelines, and diagrams for proposed developments.
Document:
Merident TOD Masterplan 2011.pdf
This report reflects not only the ways in which DataHaven has changed over its first 20 years, but also how the New Haven community has changed.
Document:
DataHaven Annual Report 2012.pdf
A crosstab of data resulting from the 2012 Community Wellbeing Survey conducted by DataHaven.
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Document:
DataHaven Edited Crosstabs 121712.pdf
DataHaven Celebrates 20 Years of Service to Greater New Haven; Community Wellbeing Survey Seeks to Measure Local Quality of Life
(New Haven, CT) August 28, 2012: Beginning in September and continuing through October, more than 1,300 adults living throughout Greater New Haven will be interviewed by phone about wellbeing within their community.
The Downtown Crossing Project aims to redevelop the the area around Route 34 East to redevlop the highway into city streets. This report analyzes the health impact of the project by assessing the community need for more walkable and bikeable streets.
This policy brief makes the case for formalizing planning-public health partnerships at the municipal level in Connecticut and identifies potential policy strategies that such partnerships could advance to improve conditions to promote health and health equity.
This guide introduces the concept of "Tactical Urbanism:" the small-scale approach to improving communities which begins at the scale of streets, blocks, or buildings. Through case studies, the "tacticians" present strategies to make communities more liveable.
Document:
Tactical Urbanism Guide 2011 sml.pdf