The Connecticut Democracy Center (CT-N)

Television and streaming/webcast coverage of Connecticut state government and public policy through The management of The Connecticut network (ct-n) in partnership with The Connecticut general assembly. Ctdc has managed, nearly without interruption, ct-n since its inception in 1999, providing complete and balanced coverage of house and senate sessions, committee meetings and hearings, executive branch meetings and hearings, state supreme court oral arguments, routine and emergency news conferences by The governor, legislative leadership and other elected leaders, and other events of public policy import in Connecticut.

Public and educational outreach programming all Connecticut Democracy Center educational initiatives are designed to inform and engage audiences of all ages, to give them The information and skills to be effective modern citizens in big and small ways. These include public programs delivered at Connecticut's old state house and via webstream, as well as statewide outreach programs such as Connecticut's kid governor and Connecticut history day delivered directly to classrooms and other venues around Connecticut.

Management of Connecticut's old state house in partnership with The Connecticut general assembly. A former Connecticut state capitol from 1796 to 1878, The old state house now serves as a history museum and civics education lab for k-12 school groups and The general public. Ctdc also uses this historic site as a base of operations for public programming focused on bringing together history and civics and two major educational outreach programs: kid governor (kidgovernor.org) and Connecticut history day (historydayct.org).