Governor Ned Lamont announced that members of the Reopen Conn. Advisory Group’s community committee will hold a roundtable discussion on Thursday morning.
Today’s meeting will focus on how best to balance health and economic outcomes amid the coronavirus pandemic, particularly for the state’s most vulnerable populations.
Some of the members of the advisory group who are anticipated to participate in today’s roundtable include:
- Marie Allen, Executive Director of the Southwestern Connecticut Agency on Aging and Independent Living
- Ken Alleyne, Vice Chair of the Connecticut Health Foundation
- Miriam Delphin-Rittmon, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services
- Nora Duncan, State Director of Connecticut AARP
- Mike Freda, First Selectman of North Haven
- Marcella Nunez Smith, Director of Equity Research and Innovation at the Yale School of Medicine
- Rochelle Palache, Assistant District Leader for SEIU, Local 32BJ
- Jordan Scheff, Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Disability Services
- Daria Smith, Executive Director of the Connecticut State Independent Living Council
The Reopen Connecticut Advisory Group is a panel of local health, business, workforce, and education experts who consult with the Lamont administration and legislative leadership.
Anyone with questions for the panel can email their inquiries to [email protected]. The discussion will be broadcast live by the Connecticut Network (CT-N) and available to watch on its cable television channel and through a live stream on CT-N.com.
