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Substance Abuse: A Mental Health Issue ›

05.20.2015

Dependency on drugs and/or alcohol is a treatable, chronic disease that frequently co-occurs with one or more other mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety or schizophrenia.

But stigma, whether imposed by others or self-perceived, is keeping many substance users from trying new therapies, leading to the strong likelihood of a further decline in their mental health.

But stigma is keeping many substance users from getting help.

Preserving Native American Culture in New Haven ›

05.04.2015

Through activities such as naming ceremonies, pow-wows, storytelling, drumming lessons and craft making, Native American youth uncover and further develop the depth of their identities.

Linear Trails: Connecting People to Places and Each Other ›

04.21.2015

In Greater New Haven and north through the state's central corridor, off-road linear trails are getting lots of people moving again, while also bringing value to the economy, the environment and the community.

Transforming an Urban School System ›

03.25.2015

The RAND Corporation independent report, "Transforming an Urban School System," finds that both New Haven Promise and School Change reforms are making progress towards their goals and a college-going culture is being cultivated in New Haven public schools.

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