[3] Masselli's work conceiving and building CHC is detailed in Peace & Health: How a group of small-town activists and college students set out to change healthcare.
The center makes a special commitment to providing care to the uninsured, underserved, and key populations such as those living with HIV/AIDS.
[9] During the 1990s, supported by federal funding for FQHCs, CHC expanded to midsize cities across Connecticut, including New London, Meriden, and New Britain.
[12] Masselli and cohost Margaret Flinter launched Conversations on Health Care on Wesleyan University's radio station WESU in 2009.
[13] Over the years, the show has been distributed nationally on NPR, as a podcast, a video series, and through major news outlets in New York City and Washington, DC.
Guests have included leaders in health care and politics such as Anthony Fauci, Mark Cuban, and Francis Collins.