Jake Siegel is a Policy Fellow at CT Voices for Children. Jake is responsible for research and fiscal and policy analysis relating to a broad variety of issues. He also assists in state legislative initiatives. His current areas of focus include child welfare, education, and tax and budget issues.

Jake graduated with a B.A. in mathematics from Williams College. While at Williams, he spent a semester studying political science and Spanish in Managua, Nicaragua with the School for International Training. Before coming to CT Voices, Jake worked as a high school mathematics teacher at an international school in Japan.

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Publications

December 2011	Births to Mothers with HUSKY Program and Medicaid Coverage: 2009
December 2011	Births to Mothers with HUSKY Program and Medicaid Coverage: 2008
September 2011	Health Insurance in Connecticut: Summary of 2010 U.S. Census Current Population Survey Data
September 2011	Promoting Successful Transitions for Adolescents "Aging Out" of Foster Care
May 2011	Increasing Retention of Connecticut's Foster Families
February 2011	Problems with Connecticut's Education Cost Sharing Grant
October 2010	Protecting Children and Youth in Connecticut's Child Welfare System
September 2010	State of Working Connecticut 2010