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Author: Maya Moore

Best of 2019: Hers is a story of racism and exploitation ‘determined to be told’
January 1, 2020

Best of 2019: Hers is a story of racism and exploitation ‘determined to be told’

by Kathleen Megan and Maya Moore
Hers is a story of racism and exploitation ‘determined to be told’
October 2, 2019

Hers is a story of racism and exploitation ‘determined to be told’

by Kathleen Megan and Maya Moore
A professor’s case for African-American reparations
August 23, 2019

A professor’s case for African-American reparations

by Maya Moore
CT dairy farmers don’t see hemp as their new cash cow
August 19, 2019

CT dairy farmers don’t see hemp as their new cash cow

by Maya Moore
Office of Health Strategy launches online health care rating system
August 7, 2019

Office of Health Strategy launches online health care rating system

by Maya Moore
Larson gets an earful about impeachment at emotional town hall
August 7, 2019

Larson gets an earful about impeachment at emotional town hall

by Ana Radelat and Maya Moore
Opponents decry rollback of federal health care protections for transgender people
August 6, 2019

Opponents decry rollback of federal health care protections for transgender people

by Maya Moore
SAT results: At least one-third of CT juniors unready for college or job
August 5, 2019

SAT results: At least one-third of CT juniors unready for college or job

by Maya Moore
State launches investigation of e-cigarette manufacturer, questions health claims
July 31, 2019

State launches investigation of e-cigarette manufacturer, questions health claims

by Maya Moore
State’s childcare subsidy program receives long awaited funding increase
July 18, 2019

State’s childcare subsidy program receives long awaited funding increase

by Maya Moore
Expanded insurance coverage for breast cancer screenings lauded by officials, advocates
July 17, 2019

Expanded insurance coverage for breast cancer screenings lauded by officials, advocates

by Maya Moore
Bye brings passion for social justice to early childhood work
July 5, 2019

Bye brings passion for social justice to early childhood work

by Maya Moore
State board names education bureau chief as new interim commissioner
June 28, 2019

State board names education bureau chief as new interim commissioner

by Maya Moore and Kathleen Megan
State homelessness at lowest point in 12 years, study finds
June 21, 2019

State homelessness at lowest point in 12 years, study finds

by Maya Moore
As food insecurity bill slips in under radar, advocates hope for further action
June 14, 2019

As food insecurity bill slips in under radar, advocates hope for further action

by Maya Moore
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