Connecticut is one of the most racially and ethnically segregated states in the country. This segregation is closely linked with patterns of concentrated poverty. Such high levels of segregation isolate people of color from the opportunities that lead to success in life, like thriving schools, safe neighborhoods, health resources, and social networks that connect to employment. In fact, 81% of Blacks and 79% of Latinos are living in areas of “low opportunity” compared to 25% of Whites.