About the chapter
Connecticut SSN brings together a vibrant, engaged group of scholars from disciplines ranging from African American studies to political science to medicine to sociology. Although interested in a broad range of public policies, we focus particularly on challenges in three areas: economic and social inequality, health and health care, and criminal justice and child welfare.
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Yale University
- Public Health
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Southern Connecticut State University
- Education
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- Gender & Sexuality
- Environment & Energy
Trinity College
- Media & Public Opinion
- Democracy & Governance
- Economy
- Inequality
Yale University
- Media & Public Opinion
- Civic Engagement
- Health Care
Wesleyan University
- Children & Families
- Health Care
- Economy
University of Connecticut
Connecticut SSN
- Civic Engagement
- Race & Ethnicity
- Gender & Sexuality
Connecticut Voices for Children
- Law & Courts
- Civic Engagement
- Democracy & Governance
University of Connecticut
- Criminal Justice
- Health Care
Yale School of Medicine
Transitions Clinic Network
Latest Contributions
How to Reverse America's Childhood Obesity Epidemic
Basic Facts Brief,
Re: DHS Docket No. USCIS-2010-0012
Public Comment,
Latest in the News
Joshua Kalla quoted on conducted an evidence review in 2017 of studies evaluating how effective interventions aimed at persuading voters are by Dylan Matthews, "The Pandemic Is Forcing Democrats to Ask: How Important Is Door-Knocking, Anyway?" Vox, September 3, 2020.
"80 Years After It Started, WWII Continues to Define National Identities," Timothy Snyder, Interview with Julian Hayda, WBEZ 91.5 Chicago, September 4, 2019.
"Weight Diversity: A Stigma-Reduction Mechanism to Reduce Weight-Based Achievement Disparities," Leah Lessard (with ), Science Trends, April 24, 2019.
Marlene Schwartz quoted on political polarization in SNAP policy debates by Tamar Haspel, "Moby Caught Flak for Saying Food Stamps Shouldn’t Pay for Junk Food. But He’s Right." The Washington Post, April 19, 2019.
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