State Rep Lucy Dathan

Today in Fairfield: the Common Circles exhibit, “Moving to Understand Ourselves and Others?”

It starts simple — photos of people described as funny, loyal, curious, resilient. Then you learn who they are: neighbors, Holocaust survivors, liberators, public figures. All in the same frame. All human first.

Then the history hits. A map of 44,000+ N**i camps and ghettos across Europe. By 1945, two out of every three European Jews were murdered. Survivor testimonies placed right where it happened.

Empathy first, history second — and it doesn’t let you look away.

Grateful this work is happening in our community.

Find out more here: https://commoncircles.org/inside-the-experiences/

Just a reminder that CT House Democrats passed legislation expanding access to voting during the 2026 session.

July 27th marks the historic signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement in 1953, which established a ceasefire and ended the fighting of the Korean War. Today, we honor the 1.8 million Americans who fought in the conflict along with the millions of allied and South Korean troops who were right by there side.

Free Summer meals are available for all kids and teens throughout Connecticut! Find participating locations at fna.usda.gov/sfsp/sitefinder or call 2-1-1.

There’s a lot to know…here’s how you make sure you keep your HUSKY and SNAP benefits with the new changes made by the federal government.

67 minutes for 67 years of service. How will you dedicate your time to uplift your community today? 🤝

This is something that we should do in Connecticut!

Accessibility is not a favor; it is a fundamental human right. Creating a more inclusive world benefits everyone. House Democrats will continue to push down barriers and demand equity every single day! 🌍♿️

Celebrating a land shaped by its immigrants and dreamers. Let’s keep moving forward until everyone shares in the promise of liberty and justice. 🎇

Statewide in Connecticut, all CTtransit bus routes—including CTfastrak and ADA paratransit—will be completely fare-free on Saturday, July 4 and Sunday, July 5. No tickets or passes are required; you can just board the bus and go!