Casey Connects: Spring 2001

Sharing Strategies for Using Data in Making Connections

Posted April 2, 2001
By the Annie E. Casey Foundation
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Summary

This issue of Casey Connects features three distinctive conferences highlighting Making Connections and the ever-expanding network of critical Casey partnerships. It explores local data collection, emergent consultant roles and revolutionary welfare reforms. A smaller story presents recommended resources. 

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Key Takeaway

Neighborhood-level data is critical for community change

The data agenda in Making Connections is driven by the fundamental Casey tenet that neighborhoods need to be able to produce, interpret and use data effectively to both understand and influence the forces that shape their destinies.