Affordable housing is not just an economic policy issue in Connecticut; it is a vital necessity for social justice and community well-being.

As a state, Connecticut needs to do more to protect its citizens from the ongoing mental health crisis by funding urgent care centers.

Children who are going into kindergarten may already need mental health support. It’s time for Connecticut to fund that effort properly.

The Office of Health Strategy needs better resources to investigate when hospital systems want to cut services to rural areas.

As a college student who came to school with pre-existing mental health disorders, I can attest to the struggle of transitioning and maintaining my care, mainly because I moved to a new state to attend college. Since my conditions were pre-existing and I was already seeking outside treatment, I did not qualify for the resources […]

Connecticut SB 216 would require the Department of Education to conduct a study of the feasibility of using an online mental health needs software application in schools.

CT legislators need to see that drunk driving is harmful to the community and pass bill S.B. No. 424 to reduce the legal BAC limit. 

Providing centers around CT for children experiencing a mental health crisis is a great step forward. Now we need to ensure their funding.

The pandemic saw a steep rise in incidents of domestic violence. There are concrete steps CT can take to keep victims safe from abusers.

Critical race theory has become controversial in the classroom, but in fact its the tool we need to move our society forward.

Even though Connecticut is a leader on gun control legislation, its residents can’t be safe if the federal government does not act.