Connecticut Public

Eleven percent of women live in poverty in Connecticut. Eviction levels, which disproportionately affect women, are higher than they were pre-pandemic. The number of spaces available in daycare centers decreased from 2019 to 2022, forcing some women to reduce their work hours or drop out of the workforce altogether. At this live event, Disrupted host Khalilah […]

While educational success is often tied to well-resourced school districts, other factors impact a child’s trajectory including their access to safe housing, affordable healthcare and healthy food. Connecticut Public and the CT Black and Brown Student Union (CT BBSU) are partnering to host a series of one-hour conversations that explore what communities and policymakers can […]