Connecticut Data Collaborative News Today

Advocates discussed gathering better data and sharing it between a variety of organizations that haven't traditionally shared information Wednesday during a public hearing on a bill to address the bubble of 119,000 "disconnected youth" identified in a report released by Dalio Education last year.

The state of Connecticut is stepping up its recruitment efforts with a campaign to fill dozens of health care jobs in its agencies.

The University of Connecticut School of Law's new Housing and Eviction Defense Clinic will help those facing eviction who can't afford an attorney.

A core aspect of the work of the Connecticut Data Collaborative (CTData) centers around building data literacy skills for businesses, nonprofits, community organizations and individuals, as an element in advocating for the use of reliable data in public policy development and organizational decision-making.

The danger of unwelcoming neighbors should not be underestimated.

Since COVID, one-in-five Connecticut residents work from home, according to a new survey from the U.S. Census Bureau.

The number of Connecticut residents primarily working from home nearly quadrupled in 2021.

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