Connecticut is Middle of the Pack in Analysis of Best States to Live In
/Connecticut ranked 22nd overall in a ranking of states that are the Best Places to Live In, an analysis developed by the financial services website Wallet Hub.
Read MoreState Labor Department Projects Occupations Leading Job Growth in Years Ahead
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Connecticut’s fastest growing occupations, according to projections from the state Department of Labor, are nurse practitioners; electronics engineers; restaurant cooks; baggage porters and bellhops; riggers; materials engineers; medical and health services managers; physician assistants; hotel motel and resort desk clerks; and lodging managers.
Read MoreCommunity Foundation for Greater New Haven Awards More Than $3 Million in Unrestricted Operating Grants
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The Community Foundation for Greater New Haven has awarded more than $3 million in unrestricted operating grants to nonprofit organizations across Greater New Haven providing flexible funding at a critical time for many.
Read MoreMobile Pathways Program Launched by CHR in Eastern Connecticut Ahead of Overdose Awareness Day
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Nonprofit behavioral healthcare provider Community Health Resources (CHR) will begin providing lifesaving services through the Mobile Pathways Program this week, just ahead of Overdose Awareness Day.
Read MoreHiring Expo Returns to Home Field of Hartford Athletic in September
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The Connecticut Department of Labor (CTDOL) and Hartford Athletic are hosting the 6th annual hiring expo at Trinity Health Stadium in Hartford on September 16.
Read MoreConnecticut Council for Philanthropy Provides In-Depth Data on Philanthropy in the State
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Connecticut Mapped, launched earlier this year by the Connecticut Council for Philanthropy, is a platform that brings together data and insights on Connecticut philanthropy in an easy-to-use platform.
Read MoreStudents in Ridgefield, Greenwich, Rocky Hill and West Haven Win Top Honors in First Amendment Essay Contest
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Nora Kallusky, a senior at Ridgefield High School, has won the first prize of $1,000 in the 2026 Connecticut Foundation for Open Government’s Forrest Palmer High School Essay Contest.
Read MoreGreater Hartford Gives Foundation Equity Report Highlights Challenges and Community Strengths
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A new regional equity profile of the Greater Hartford Gives Foundation’s 29-town service area shows persistent inequities and challenges related to housing affordability, food access, transportation, income, and education.
Read MoreHartford International University Receives Grant to Extend Post-Pandemic Study & Analysis
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Hartford International University has been awarded a three-year, $1,575,923 continuation grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to support the next phase of a five-year study conducted by its Hartford Institute for Religion Research.
Read MoreChild Care in Connecticut: Steady Progress, Ongoing Challenges
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Recent data from 211 Child Care in Connecticut shows that overall capacity in the state’s child care system remains largely stable, with much needed additions to infant/toddler and pre-school slots. At present, 78% of child care programs across the state are operating at their full, legally authorized capacity, and filling or nearly filling all of their child care slots, according to United Way Connecticut.
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