In this hour of Cutline, The Accountability Project explores how a group of Connecticut thought leaders and policy makers are trying to transform corrections across the state. CT Public joined the group as they toured prisons in Norway to learn best practices. Hear from incarcerated individuals, policy makers and Norwegians about what’s working and what’s…

In this hour-long special, CT Public takes a look at the decade after the Sandy Hook school shooting. We talk to survivors, teachers and lawmakers about what has and hasn’t changed. We also examine the promises made and what changes we’ve seen in schools since the mass shooting. Where to Watch This program premieres on…

The Accountability Project takes a deep dive into Connecticut’s juvenile justice system.

A look at the people and organizations helping shape life beyond the Pandemic.

How has the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped education?

Sheff v. O’Neill has resulted in a model for school integration programs, as well as controversy.

Four years after the hurricane swept across Puerto Rico, Los de María now live between two places.

CUTLINE talks with scientists who have firsthand experience of our changing Earth.

Host Lucy Nalpathanchil looks at the policies driving racial and socioeconomic segregation in Connecticut.

This story is about the people and the very personal and harrowing cost of COVID. This is one story, our story, told through many voices.

CUTLINE explores what students and stakeholders stand to lose as sports are paused during the COVID-19 pandemic.

How are the anxiety, trauma, and heartbreak of COVID-19 playing out in CT? Diane Orson talks with local experts, front-line workers, parents, and young people about how they’re dealing with these stressors.