(1/5) To produce more reliable data on #COVID19 impacts by race/ethnicity in Connecticut, our researchers Camille Seaberry & @nathanckim crunched microdata files from @uscensusbureau's household pulse survey interviews over the past month. A few findings: #healthequityct #nnip
(2/5) Using pooled @uscensusbureau microdata, we estimate that 47% of Latino and 33% of Black renters in Connecticut reported last month that they were not likely to be able to make their June rent payments. #healthequityct #healthequity #nnip #cancelrent #COVIDrelief #COVID19 
(3/5) We also estimate that people of color in Connecticut are much more likely to report food insufficiency during the past week, meaning that they sometimes or often did not have enough food to eat. #healthequityct #healthequity #nnip #foodinsecurity #COVIDrelief #COVID19
(4/5) Since the start of the #COVID19 pandemic in March, 67% of Latinos and about half of Black and Asian households in Connecticut have experienced a loss of employment income, according to our analysis of @uscensusbureau data. #healthequityct #healthequity #nnip #COVIDrelief
(5/5) To learn more, stay tuned for our new report, "Towards #HealthEquity in Connecticut: The Role of Social Inequality and the Impact of #COVID19." Thank you for following and for helping us share this information where it is most needed! #nnip @CTHealth
