Mike Lawlor on Mar 31, 2020 02:49 pm Connecticut's total incarcerated population dropped by 524 in March. That is the single biggest one month decline in our state's history. Yes, COVID-19 was a factor, but this dramatic acceleration is part of a continuing 12-year downward trend in both incarceration and reported crime. Read more... Peter B. Pach on Mar 31, 2020 10:15 am Sequestered in our homes against threat of COVID-19, we're like the occupants of lifeboats around a ship foundering in mid ocean. Our chances of reaching safety unscathed appear better for being off the ship, but not guaranteed. Read more... Suzanne Lagarde MD on Mar 31, 2020 04:58 am COVID-19 has taken the country by storm. The news outlets and media relate the dire news 24/7—we are inundated with statistics of morbidity and sadly, mortality. However one story that is missing but that needs to be told, is the plight of the millions of immigrants who are also in the path of this non-discriminating enemy. Read more... Michelle Riordan-Nold on Mar 31, 2020 04:58 am While current events have understandably diminished attention on the 2020 U.S. Census, which began two weeks ago, the count now underway remains one of the defining events of this year. Fortunately, for a state and nation largely confined to their homes, the Census, for the first time in its history, can be completed online. Or by phone. Or by mail. Read more... Shannon Marimón on Mar 30, 2020 04:59 am With the onset of the COVID-19 crisis shuttering our schools now and into the foreseeable future, educators are scrambling to provide necessary support to students and families in this difficult time. Numerous commentators, including recent reporting from Jackie Rabe Thomas, quite correctly shine a troubling light on the range of circumstances now facing Connecticut's public school students. Read more... |
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