Newsletter | February 2025 Introduction to the CT Open Data Portal Webinar Date: March
4th Location: Online/Webinar The CT Open Data Portal provides datasets on a variety of topics from essential affordable housing data to environmental data on contaminated sites in Connecticut. In partnership with Connecticut's Office of Policy and Management (OPM) we're hosting a webinar on March 4th that will guide you through this resource. Learn methods for finding and
extracting datasets to integrate into your work. Vulnerability and Trust in LGBTQ+ Data Collection: Equity in Data Community of
Practice Date: March 18th Location: Online/Webinar In today's diverse world, ethical approaches to LGBTQ+ data collection aren't just respectful—they're essential for creating trustworthy research. Whether you're conducting surveys, managing databases, or analyzing demographics, understanding the unique vulnerabilities LGBTQ+ individuals face can make all the difference.
Register for our Community of Practice workshop on March 18th where we'll examine principles from the Belmont Report and develop respectful approaches to sensitive questions. Share What Matters: Become a Data Storyteller (TVCCA) Date: April 1st Location: Greenwich,
CT In today's data-driven world, the ability to tell captivating stories with your data isn't just a plus—it's a must-have skill that transforms numbers into action. Whether you're trying to get your team on board with an idea, convince people to support a cause, or simply make your presentations stand out, knowing how to create a compelling data story can make all the
difference. Join us for our Data Storytelling workshop on March 18th where we will demonstrate a process for creating clear and memorable data stories that guide your audiences toward action. CTData Director Speaks on Turning Data into Action On February 12th, CTData Executive Director Michelle Riordan-Nold spoke at Eastern's University Hour, highlighting CTData's
mission and impact. She demonstrated how diverse stakeholders from multiple sectors—including businesses, nonprofits, state agencies, and the public—can leverage data to advance equity across the state. Riordan-Nold also outlined CTData's evolution, from launching the Data Academy program to developing Data Strategic Planning, all with a focus on enhancing data literacy throughout Connecticut. Analysis of Connecticut's Proposed Transportation Priorities Mobility shapes economic opportunity, yet
transportation remains the second-largest household expense in the U.S. With a new directive prioritizing funding for communities with higher marriage and birth rates, some areas may be left behind. Our analysis—drawing inspiration from researchers Yonah Freemark and Lindiwe Rennert at The Urban Institute, who examined this issue on a national level—explores the potential impact on Connecticut’s long-term transit needs. Copyright © 2022 CTData Collaborative, All rights reserved.
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