Guide to UConn Library-licensed online and print resources related to various fields of public policy including Public Administration, Survey Research, and Nonprofit Leadership.
Provides a centralized list for data and policy analytics, budget resources and data, criminal justice resources and data, municipal data, and databases OPM uses or manages.
Includes data topics such as the census, business and economy, children and families, civic engagement, criminal justice, demographics and population, education, Hartford, health and healthcare, housing, migration, and regional/town.
Provides two-page summaries of demographic and economic information for each of Connecticut's 169 municipalities that contain information about population, major employers, education, fiscal issues, labor force and housing.
Much of the data provided on this website is also include in the CT Data Collaborative, but more current information can be found directly through the CT Racial Profiling Prohibition Project website.
The American Community Survey is the best source of demographic and socioeconomic data for small areas, including CT towns, congressional districts, state legislative districts, school districts, Census tracts, and more.
Examples among thousands of data tables for CT include
Access to a vast archive of social science data for research and instruction covering political science, demographics, history, economics, and international relations. UConn users only.
Provides statistics on media, the environment, business and industry, sports, communication, politics, health care and more. Geographic coverage is worldwide, with particular emphasis on the United States, China, and European Union countries. UConn users only.
Offers statistical data for over 300 data series from numerous specialized international data sources for over 270 countries and areas. UConn users only.
Access to global development data covering agriculture, manufacturing, health indicators, education, natural resources, and foreign investment in the economies of over 200 developing nations. UConn users only.
CDE arrest datasets are derived from National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) voluntary reports. In 2021, the FBI reports that all 107 law enforcement agencies in CT submitted reports. The datasets include detailed information on drug arrests among others.