An estimated 74,000 CTresidents take high-cost biologics like adalimumab, and many of these people are facing choosing between their medication, rent or groceries.
Kim Adamski
We cannot abandon trans youth in Connecticut
The moral panic about “saving the children” from transgender care is simply a cover for intolerance. Laws should be based on evidence and outcomes.
Inadequate sex ed in CT schools harms students
When we teach our kids how to stay safe and healthy in sexual relationships, we are setting them up for success as adults.
OTC birth control a step toward reproductive freedom
More accessible choices for birth control helps people decide for themselves, with fewer barriers, how they want to build their families, if they want to at all.
Trans athletes aren’t the problem. Sports culture is
The real issue here is that school athletics have become so important that they can make or break a kid’s future schooling and even career.

