AARP Connecticut has selected five awardees for its third Livable Communities Grant Program dedicated to funding quick-action projects in Connecticut communities that […]
Around 65 percent of Black and Hispanic Connecticut residents rent rather than own their living spaces, according to Fionnuala Darby-Hudgeons,
Hispanic – Latinos are known for acculturation; adapting to the prevailing culture while holding onto their original cultural values and traditions.
(Hartford) The Connecticut Coalition to End Homelessness joined forces this week with CCM and Sustainable CT to announce a statewide
Deficits in access fell disproportionately on Hispanic households
Hispanic – Latino households in Connecticut face disproportionately stagnating wages and a rising cost of living, according to a recent report from
Colonel Lesbia Nieves was officially recognized and promoted on Saturday in front of friends and family as the Connecticut Army
Have you heard the term, Latinx? No? Well, you’re not alone. A new study by the Pew Research Center (PRC) found only
“Making these stories accessible will instill pride…for years to come”
The COVID-19 pandemic that barreled into Connecticut in March created new challenges for the 2020 Census — issues that have
