Former Associated Press reporter Sue Haigh, who covered Connecticut and national politics for the wire service for twenty-four years and is a veteran reporter with thirty-five years of journalism experience, is joining the non-profit known as The Connecticut Project as an “Impact Journalist in Residence.”
Haigh, who has been working as a freelance writer and media consultant since her retirement from the AP, will be producing long and short form journalism to be published on the Connecticut Project’s website and other platforms.
The Connecticut Project is “dedicated to expanding opportunities for working class people” in Connecticut. It was founded in 2021.
