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May 10, 2025

Facing Challenges for Reducing Weight Stigma in Public Health Policy and Practice

May 10, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Facing Challenges for Reducing Weight Stigma in Public Health Policy and Practice

Eliminating weight stigma in public health requires collective, cross-disciplinary efforts.Stigma reduction initiatives will be most effective through increased recognition of weight stigma as a legitimate social justice issue.

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April 26, 2025

Fraud and Scams Rise Again in Connecticut - A New Approach to Stopping Them Is Needed

April 26, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Fraud and Scams Rise Again in Connecticut - A New Approach to Stopping Them Is Needed

The numbers show that we need a new approach to stopping these crimes and immediate action in Congress. As the crimes have evolved, the government’s response to stopping them has failed to do the same. 

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April 13, 2025

Requiring Social Media Protections For Children That Work for Families

April 13, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Requiring Social Media Protections For Children That Work for Families

One of the most pressing challenges facing our families is protecting children in an increasingly digital world. Our families deserve a system that works for them.

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March 29, 2025

Unlocking Greater Hartford’s Potential: The Critical Role of Housing in Economic Growth

March 29, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Unlocking Greater Hartford’s Potential: The Critical Role of Housing in Economic Growth

Hartford’s future as a dynamic economic hub hinges on a critical element: housing. And therein lies the challenge - and the opportunity.

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March 22, 2025

Responding to the Overwhelming Need for Food in Connecticut

March 22, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Responding to the Overwhelming Need for Food in Connecticut

Of the 44 million meals we provided last year, millions were served up as warm, healthy plates of food served at over 50 community kitchens across Connecticut.  In every city and town, people struggle with the cost of food, reduced income, and even worse – homelessness. 

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March 16, 2025

Libraries and the Power of Words

March 16, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Libraries and the Power of Words

Like the rest of the nation, Connecticut has seen a rise in book challenges in the last three years. In 2023, over 100 different titles were challenged in Connecticut libraries.

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March 01, 2025

Health of Connecticut Residents is Strengthened by Fluoridated Water

March 01, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Health of Connecticut Residents is Strengthened by Fluoridated Water

The Connecticut State Dental Association strongly supports the legislation at the State Capitol which would enable Connecticut residents to continue to benefit from fluoridated community water systems, as they have since 1965, by enabling our state to control the fluoridation levels.

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February 22, 2025

Connecticut Can't Afford to Cut Need-based College Scholarships

February 22, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Connecticut Can't Afford to Cut Need-based College Scholarships

Flat funding this program, as proposed, will effectuate a significant CUT to need-based scholarships for Connecticut students. Now is the time for the legislature to invest in this program.

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February 08, 2025

Cost of Health Insurance in Connecticut Could Skyrocket If Congress Does Not Act

February 08, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler
Cost of Health Insurance in Connecticut Could Skyrocket If Congress Does Not Act

Some Connecticut families could see an increase of $3,000 per year for health coverage if legislation is not passed soon.

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February 01, 2025

Connecting with People with Disabilities Across Connecticut

February 01, 2025/ Bernard Kavaler

2024 presented numerous opportunities for the Community Engagement/ Outreach program at Disability Rights Connecticut (DRCT) to expand its reach across the state.

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