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10/30/2025

🥷 Learn how the federal budget impacts veterans and service organizations by watching the Veterans' and Military Affairs Committee Informational Forum here http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25485.

This committee oversees all legislative matters related to military and veterans' affairs (excluding pensions). It works to recommend and develop legislation concerning veterans' benefits and services in coordination with the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA) including initiatives that providing information on benefits, housing, healthcare, and educational opportunities to support veterans. The committee also plays a role in protecting veterans from exploitation.

10/28/2025

🏠🏢Curious about affordable house in the state? Watch the recent meeting of the Majority Leaders' Roundtable Group on Affordable Housing here http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25481.

This group studies existing policies, examines potential solutions like converting commercial and state properties into housing, and evaluates successful models from other states. Its goal is to develop policy recommendations to address Connecticut's affordable housing challenges and promote its development.

10/22/2025

🩺🍎Check out the recent meeting of the CT School Based Health Center Advisory Committee here: http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25458. This committee helps the CT Department of Public Health provide students high-quality care right where they learn — from physicals to behavioral health services. They also recommend changes to laws and rules to make care more accessible.

10/20/2025

Tune in on Wednesday for the The Transforming Children's Behavioral Health Policy and Planning Committee meeting on https://ct-n.com. This committee evaluates the current children's behavioral health system and makes recommendations to the General Assembly and executive agencies to improve it. They also examines the availability and effectiveness of prevention, early intervention, and treatment services for children up to age 18, and identifies system gaps, inefficiencies, and future needs. The committee's work aims to improve developmental and behavioral health outcomes, promote system transparency, and advance data sharing across state agencies.

Watch online, stream on Roku or FireTV, or find it on cable here: https://ct-n.com/ctn_tv.asp.

10/16/2025

📺Watch the most recent meeting of the State Advisory Council for Special Education here: http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25427.

This council advises the CT State Department of Education on policies and practices affecting special education and related services for children and youth with disabilities (ages 3–21). The Council identifies unmet needs, reviews laws and regulations, recommends changes, assists in planning and coordination of services, and reports findings and recommendations to the State Board of Education and the General Assembly.

10/10/2025

💵🎓 Catch up on the latest meeting of Connecticut's Promise Program Task Force here http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25406.

This group was convened to study how to expand state-wide college access and support for students by conducting a comprehensive review of existing "promise programs". These programs provide not only financial scholarships but also support services like mentoring and internships to ensure students are successful in launching careers. The task force is also researching students' unmet needs and developing strategies to expand comprehensive support services, potentially through a public-private partnership.

10/09/2025

🗨️🎤Learn about digital equity by watching “Community-Driven Digital Futures” summit here: http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25409. The 2025 Digital Equity Summit was hosted Libraries and Partners Bridging the Digital Divide, a coalition of libraries and other entities interested in promoting digital opportunity through programs and services.

10/03/2025

👀🍎Watch the recent "Conversation on Food and Nutrition Education for Family Wellbeing” hosted by the Commission on Women, Children, Seniors, Equity and Opportunity here http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25376.

The CWCSEO is a nonpartisan state agency that informs and engages policymakers on the needs of women, children and families, seniors, and Connecticut’s diverse communities. Using a data-driven, cross-cultural approach, the Commission works to eliminate disparities by identifying opportunities, building connections, and driving equitable policy solutions that create a more inclusive and accessible state for current and future generations.

09/29/2025

📢 This Wednesday, Oct. 1, tune in at 10 am for live coverage of the Informational Forum on Federal Budget Impacts to State Insurance Plans at https://ct-n.com. Hosted by the Insurance & Real Estate Committee, this meeting comes on the heels of several federal legislative and administrative changes that may significantly affect state-run insurance programs like Medicaid and health insurance marketplaces.

Watch online, stream on Roku or FireTV, or find it on cable here: https://ct-n.com/ctn_tv.asp.

09/25/2025

Watch the first term of Connecticut's Supreme Court Oral Arguments on CT Network (CT-N). Coverage of cases beginning on September 15 are available on-demand in the CT-N video library https://ct-n.com. Watch online or stream on Roku or FireTV.

Some of the cases heard this week include:
21062 Rocco Orlando v. Ernest Liburd, et al.
http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25337

21018 HHD Jon Brewer v. Commissioner of Corrections
http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25338

20878 State of CT v. Miles Johnson
http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25353

The Connecticut Supreme Court is the state’s highest court. It reviews decisions made by lower courts. Some cases must be heard, like death penalty appeals or cases that question whether a state law or part of the state constitution is valid. The court also hears other civil and criminal appeals, as well as cases about judges’ conduct. Most appeals are optional, but cases about the death penalty or the validity of a law are required.

09/24/2025

👀Watch the coverage of the Majority Leader's Affordable Housing Roundtable from earlier this week here: http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25339. The discussion focused on issues related to the state's affordable housing requirements and potential changes to the 8-30g law, which mandates that each municipality have at least 10% affordable housing stock.

09/19/2025

Check out the recent Capitol News Briefing with the Civics Education, Civics Engagement & Media Literacy Task Force discussing their final report recommendations for CT http://ct-n.com/ctnplayer.asp?odID=25312

This task force was established to study and develop strategies to improve instruction in civics, media literacy, and American government in public schools. They are responsible for reviewing existing curricula, considering best practices, receiving public recommendations, and exploring potential partnerships to enhance these educational areas for Connecticut students.

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