This report was a follow-up to the original 1998 report. It measured various indicators of the wellbeing of children in the city, spanning the areas of education, health, safety, poverty, and violence.
Researchers at the Center for Research & Public Policy conducte a survey among people with disabilities living in New Haven. The survey was conducted by phone and in person at homeless shelters. The results address issues including quality of life, employment, and health care.
This report outlines the New Haven's plans for addressing risk factors among city youth. The report offers a framework centered around the schools, with the support of community partners, for achieving these goals.
In this report, Connecticut Voices for Children presents the state of New Haven youth in 1998 in the context of the state and the nation. The report serves as a baseline to direct attention to areas in need of further improvement.
Document:
State of the New Haven Child 1998.pdf
People's History: The Story of Hartford Areas Rally Together (Hartford, CT: HART, 1995). Uploaded by permission of the lead author, David Radcliffe. Link to Internet Archive.
Click the link below to access the full report page.
More Information
Document:
New Haven Maps 1995 Excerpt.pdf
Authored By
Cynthia Farrar, Marina Moskowitz, Douglas Rae, Dan Ryan
Date
January 01, 1995
Partners
Institution for Social and Policy Studies at Yale University, City of New Haven, The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven
DataHaven's first publication, in 1995, explored a variety of issues in New Haven and its surrounding region. The full report is very large, but an excerpt of it can be downloaded here. Email DataHaven for the complete file.