A lack of immigration lawyers in CT means big court backlogs
On a Tuesday afternoon in a Hartford courtroom, a small crowd of about 20 people waited to be called before […]
On a Tuesday afternoon in a Hartford courtroom, a small crowd of about 20 people waited to be called before […]
Program to help the working poor covers basic needs and increase savings.
Community Member Doris A. Maldonado Méndez shares about the ripple effects of federal budget cuts.
Initiative helps advance legislation giving lawful permanent residents voting rights – despite federal challenges to immigrants’ rights.
By dismantling language access protections, the federal government is effectively discriminating against millions.
The survey highlights the financial and logistical challenges encountered by the approximately 420,000 unpaid caregivers in Connecticut.
More than 20 groups have signed a letter to Connecticut’s General Assembly calling on lawmakers to strengthen the state’s immigration law, the Trust Act.
State officials and advocacy groups are voicing their support as they prepare to combat his promises to carry out the largest deportation efforts in the country’s history.
Reporter/Editor Belén Dumont speaks with Hispanic Health Council Policy Advocacy Manager Megan Scharrer on best practices to connect with potential Hispanic/Latino voters and efforts to civically engage local Hispanic/Latino communities year-round.
Many residents living in Hartford, Connecticut’s Frog Hollow neighborhood are hesitant to vote despite being passionate and intune with local
Latinos continue to have a growing influence on the electorate nationally and in Connecticut. As the November election approaches several Connecticut
MERIDEN—A number of elected officials, included Meriden Mayor Kevin Scarpati, have received criticism from local Spanish speakers for lack of