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The Health of Young African American Men ›

03.10.2015

JAMA Viewpoint: Young African American men benefit little from U.S. health care. The Journal of American Medical Association commentary co-authored by New Haven Healthy Start Director Kenn Harris.

20 Years of Support for Area Youth ›

02.20.2015

Program provides critical tools to organizations that serve our young people, enabling organizations to provide safe spaces for youth to grow, test their capabilities and contribute to their community.

Improving Learning by Defusing Disruptive Behaviors ›

02.06.2015

The Educational Care Collaborative works with students at two Hamden schools, and their parents, to ensure that every child gets the most out of the classroom experience.

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New Report Sheds Light on the Impact of Immigration in Greater New Haven ›

01.20.2015

This report highlights the rapid demographic transformation of the region driven by immigration in the past two decades and the significant economic contributions, particularly in small business creation, of this diverse population.

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