In addition to providing direct assistance to hundreds of non-profit organizations and agencies, for over a decade, DataHaven staff have worked with area high schools, universities, employers, non-profit associations, philanthropic funders, and government agencies to provide training on the use of data in Connecticut.
Topics often covered in our Connecticut Data Workshops include:
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BY APARNA NATHAN
NEW HAVEN, CT - Cigarette smoking is on the decline in New Haven, according to new community-level data.
[Excerpt] NORWALK -- Host to tens of millions of commuters each year, Interstate 95 has "about double" the amount of traffic it was designed for, U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) said Sunday during a town hall discussion about the snarled enigma that is Connecticut's public transportation system.
WNPR's live radio program, Where We Live, recently hosted Mark Abraham, Executive Director of DataHaven, and Anita Chandra, Director of RAND Justice, Infrastructure, and Environment, to discuss findings from the
This is a PDF table of Hartford and West Hartford neighborhood profiles generated via 2014 5Y American Community Survey data, identifying key demographic and economic indicators at the neighborhood level. Please view our main Hartford-West Hartford neighborhood profiles page for additional information.
This is a raw dataset with neighborhood profile data from 2014 for Hartford and West Hartford. For our main Hartford-West Hartford Neighborhood Profiles page, click here.
This is a raw dataset with neighborhood profile data from 2014 for New Haven. For our main New Haven Neighborhood Profiles page, click here.
This is a PDF table of New Haven neighborhood profiles generated via 2014 5Y American Community Survey data, identifying key demographic and economic indicators at the neighborhood level. Please view our main New Haven neighborhood profiles page for additional information.
Note: In this 2014 version, the West River neighborhood was accidentally labeled "West Hills." The column labeled West Hills represents data for the West River neighborhood. Subsequent versions have been corrected.
This crosstab of results from the 2015 DataHaven Community Wellbeing Survey contains weighted estimates for the 13-town Greater New Haven Region (as defined in the Greater New Haven Community Index), disaggregated by detailed demographic group. The survey conducted in-depth interviews with 16,219 randomly-selected adults living in every town and city throughout Connecticut, including over 1,800 in the Greater New Haven region.
