This is a raw dataset with neighborhood profile data developed by DataHaven using the 2022 5-year American Community Survey, CDC PLACES (2023 data release), and USALEEP data calculated by DataHaven for individual Bridgeport neighborhoods.
This is a raw dataset with neighborhood profile data developed by DataHaven using the 2022 5-year American Community Survey, CDC PLACES (2023 data release), and USALEEP data calculated by DataHaven for individual Stamford neighborhoods.
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stamford_nhood_2022_acs_health_comb.csv
This is a raw dataset with neighborhood profile data developed by DataHaven using the 2022 5-year American Community Survey, CDC PLACES (2023 data release), and USALEEP data calculated by DataHaven for individual Hartford and West Hartford neighborhoods.
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hartford_nhood_2022_acs_health_comb.csv
[News coverage from Edwin J. Viera, 3/25/24]
New data show the impacts of Connecticut's proposed child tax credit. Broken down by town, and state House and Senate districts, 268,000 eligible families would receive $306 million in tax credits.
Places like Bridgeport, Hartford, and Waterbury have the largest populations of eligible families. Municipalities across the state could see a 38% return on investment for local economies.
New maps show that 268,000 eligible families statewide would receive $306 million in total tax credits, benefiting 75 percent of all Connecticut families.
Connecticut City Neighborhood Profiles
With support from public and private partners, DataHaven has collected the latest data for neighborhoods throughout Connecticut for over 20 years. Unlike many other online maps, the data visualization technology we use is highly responsive across various mobile devices.
Media Advisory, March 7, 2024
PDF version of Opioid Data to Action report. See our report page for more information.
Document:
od2a_2024_final.pdf
[Radio news report by Molly Ingram, WSHU, 2/26/24]
A year-long study led by the Fairfield County Community Foundation (FCCF) will look into the economic benefits of racial equity.
The first-of-its-kind study, called the “upside of equity,” will be done in collaboration with DataHaven and the Urban Institute.
FCCF President and CEO Mendi Blue-Paca said the study will be used to inform more equitable policy.
[Excerpt from news article by Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie, 2/23/24]
Policymakers and advocates disagree on what, if anything, the Connecticut legislature should do after data from the U.S. Census showed child poverty doubled nationwide. But at least two organizations are making an argument with data to back their push for a state-level child tax credit to address the issue.
Link:
https://ctnewsjunkie.com/2024/02/23/debate-brews-over-state-level-child-tax-credit/