Connecticut’s Middle Class is Smaller, Less Inclusive

Back • Publication Date: September 25th, 2019

Authors: Patrick R. O'Brien, Ph.D.; Susana Barragan; Michael Enseki-Frank

Connecticut Voices for Children released a report entitled ‘The State of Working Connecticut’ that examined the status of the state’s workforce and found evidence that Connecticut’s middle class is smaller and less racially and ethnically inclusive than before the 2007 economic downfall.

We envision a Connecticut that creates opportunity for everyone, not just the lucky and privileged few. Together, we can ensure a prosperous future for all of our children.

Connecticut’s Middle Class is Smaller, Less Inclusive

Authors: Patrick R. O'Brien, Ph.D.; Susana Barragan; Michael Enseki-Frank

We envision a Connecticut that creates opportunity for everyone, not just the lucky and privileged few. Together, we can ensure a prosperous future for all of our children.

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