An attorney who has spent much of her career with Connecticut’s state-sponsored civil rights agency has now been named executive director of the Commission on Human Rights and Opportunities.
Tanya Hughes had been serving as the group’s interim executive director for four months following the retirement of longtime executive director Robert Brothers, who had been at the helm of the agency for 20 years. Hughes was appointed to the executive director’s position on a full-time basis on Nov. 1.
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