Monthly Archives: January 2012
What do We Mean When We Talk About Systems Change? A Look at Smiles for Life
January 31, 2012
Lina Paredes on her First Year at the Connecticut Health Foundation
January 26, 2012
It was just over a year ago when Lina Paredes, our Vice President of Program, joined us at the Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health). In this video, she shares what she loves about working here - and what … More »Reflecting on 2011 and Looking Forward to 2012 with Patricia Baker
January 24, 2012
I asked Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health) President & CEO Patricia Baker two simple questions: In 2011, which accomplishments were you most proud of? What are you looking forward to in … More »In the News: CT Health Foundation says faith-based groups key to ending ‘scream rooms’
January 23, 2012
Kyle Johnson: Changing the World, One Investment at a Time
January 19, 2012
At the Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health), we're committed to socially responsible investing , or "an investment strategy which seeks to consider both financial return and social good." We selected … More »The Impact of Social Justice Work on Health Disparities
January 16, 2012
Today is the day we honor Martin Luther King, Jr, and his extraordinary leadership during the American Civil Rights Movement. As we reflect on social justice and the importance of social justice to all of … More »How Analysis, Advocacy, and Collaboration Earned Connecticut $5 Million
January 13, 2012
The Core Components of Public Will Building
January 12, 2012
Today's guest post was written by Ehren Reed from Innovation Network. The Connecticut Health Foundation (CT Health), as part of its current strategic plan, is working to create public will to decrease … More »We’re Calling for Applications to our 2013 Class of Health Leadership Fellows!
January 10, 2012
Are you a leader who is interested in growing your skills so that you can help eliminate racial and ethnic health disparities? Do you work or volunteer in the healthcare, education, business, or community … More »


