Taby Ali is a CT Voices' for Children Policy Fellow. CT Voices' Fellows work on a broad range of issues, doing research, fiscal and policy analysis, and also assist in state legislative initiatives through CT Voices' partner organization, Advocates for CT's Children and Youth. Taby works primarily on juvenile justice and youth issues.

Taby graduated with an A.B. in Community Health from Brown University in 2005, where she focused on her studies on designing health interventions for youth living in poverty. More recently, she served as a local director for Project HEALTH in Washington, D.C.

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Publications

April 2008	Income Gaps are Harming Connecticut's Children
April 2008	Excluding Children from School: The Unintended Costs of Suspension Policy
March 2008	Next Steps in Juvenile Justice Reform
February 2008	Keeping Children Healthy and Insured Through HUSKY
February 2008	Smoking Cessation Treatment Needed for HUSKY Members
January 2008	We Can Strengthen Connecticut's Economic Security for All Families
October 2007	Connecticut Leads the Nation in Multiple Measures of Income Inequality
September 2007	Child Poverty in 2006: How Do Connecticut Cities Measure Up?