Fifty years ago, the Connecticut Women’s Education and Legal Fund was founded “with a big goal: to create an equitable society where women and girls thrive.” Five decades later, there’s a new name alongside a renewed commitment.
Read MoreHartford HealthCare unveiled its Center for AI Innovation in Healthcare this month. Seeking to harness the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to safely enhance patient care, Hartford HealthCare launched the Center, among the first in the U.S.
Read MoreThe Department of Administrative Services has outlined eligible school building projects in Connecticut, including Priority List Projects in Bristol, Danbury, Hartford, Newington, and Stamford.
Read MoreThe Hartford Foundation for Public Giving and its Nonprofit Support Program (NSP) launched the Social Enterprise Accelerator, designed to help organizations expand beyond traditional grants and donations. Eight local organizations can reap the benefits.
Read MoreOrganizational leaders from Connecticut were invited to the White House to highlight the impact of federal funding and policy decisions, along with representatives of an array of federal agencies.
Read MoreConnecticut's General Assembly is poised to take up a bill to study universal voting. This is when voting isn't just a fundamental right, but required by law.
Read MoreA potential sales force of nearly 12,500 Girl Scouts of Connecticut will be sharing their entrepreneurial energy and the traditional delicious array of cookies once again this year, beginning this month.
Read MorePlans by Connecticut Public - which consists of CPTV, WNPR radio, and ctpublic.org - to emphasize the “public” in Connecticut Public more visibly received a significant boost from the State of Connecticut last month.
Read MoreThe University of Saint Joseph (USJ) and Watkinson School, moments from each other’s campus nearly straddling the Hartford-West Hartford line, have announced a collaborative partnership that will include a new USJ scholarship for Watkinson seniors, a USJ tuition discount for Watkinson employees and a reduced tuition rate at Watkinson for the children of USJ employees.
Read MoreAll CT Reads is a year-long initiative to promote lifelong reading, learning, and connection that uses a rotating community committee structure to select one main book title and three shortlist book titles, each calendar year for three age groups: kids (ages 8-12), teens (ages 13-18), and adults.
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