Mr. Sullivan is the Director of Communications for Connecticut Voices for Children, with responsibility for the coordination of the organization's communications initiatives, including media relations, reports, fact sheets, Website development, and listservs. In his previous work for the Connecticut Children's Health Project, he was responsible for the coordination, design and distribution of a variety of educational materials that promoted HUSKY (Connecticut's Medicaid and SCHIP programs).

Mr. Sullivan's background and training is in the field of social work. He has ten years of experience in communications and social services, working in the areas of human service advocacy, grant writing, program planning, research, and casework. He has developed Web sites on health and human service policy, municipal policy, nutrition education, and child advocacy. Mr. Sullivan received his MSW from the University of Connecticut School of Social Work.

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Publications

March 2008	Ensuring Accountability and Access to Care in the HUSKY Program Through Independent Performance Monitoring
February 2008	HUSKY At A Glance
February 2008	How is the HUSKY Program Performing?
May 2007	HUSKY Outreach Funding is Key to Reducing the Uninsured
March 2007	The HUSKY Program Budget in Context: An Analysis of the Governor's Proposed FY 08 Budget
May 2005	Avoiding Past Mistakes: Increasing HUSKY B Premiums Would Leave Thousands of Children Uninsured
March 2005	Making Smarter Spending Choices in the State Budget
October 2004	Greater Effectiveness at a Lower Cost: Helping Abused and Neglected Children