CT health policy learning opportunity

By Ellen Andrews | July 2, 2025 |

To help build health policy capacity in our state, the CT Health Policy Project is launching a guided study/class that builds on CT Healthcare Explained. There is no cost for the course.

There is a webpage for the course (learncthealth.org) that starts in September and runs through December. We’ll use a hybrid format – video explainers with lunchtime discussion, and opportunities to meet in person. The webpage includes the course outline/syllabus with all the info. It also includes info on the faculty, a super short application, expectations, and class topics. The application deadline is August 1^st. There is a certificate option for those who want it.

To learn more, join us for one of the information sessions via Zoom. Register below:

July 16 at 6pm – https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/5GiP4NW3RIeSh9xDpOZANg

July 24 at noon – https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/d1r9Uyl_QiCyXeqn1UUuWg

We’re looking for curious, motivated participants that are interested in Connecticut health policy. There are no prerequisites. Please share with anyone you know/work with/teach/etc. who might be interested.

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