Workforce Development Lessons From the Baltimore Health Corps Baltimore Health Corps, a city-run pilot, addressed the spread of COVID-19 and the resulting employment crisis faced by Baltimore City residents. Read More
What the Data Says: Adoption and Kids in Foster Care In 2014, over 107,000 foster youth awaited adoption; nearly half were adopted within 2 years, but 29% waited three or more years. Learn more. Read More
A Results-Oriented Training Hub for Community Partnerships A new training hub helps community leaders and change makers achieve more equitable outcomes for those they serve. Learn more about it. Read More
Santa Cruz County’s Multi-Agency Approach to Results Count Santa Cruz County, California, is applying the Results Count® framework across multiple agencies in order to achieve equitable results for all residents. Read More
Nearly Half of America’s Poor Are Younger Than Age 25 In 2016, 44.3 million individuals in the United States lived in poverty. Nearly half of these individuals were between the ages of 0 and 24. Read More
Learning From Black Communities Through Art A series of community-based art installations are helping to elevate and inspire the lives and voices of Black people. Read about the project. Read More
Adjusting for Relative Risk: An Apples-to-Apples Approach to Racial Disparity Data Child welfare agencies aim to reduce racial disparities — but first must identify them and find the right tools to track progress. Learn more. Read More
Poetry Gives Young People in Prison a Voice — and a Fresh Start This webinar recording explores how writing is helping people in pretrial detention and prison get excited about learning and hopeful for the future. Read More
The Cost of Doing Nothing About Federal Child Welfare Financing A new Casey infographic shows the high cost of doing nothing about our federal financing system for child welfare. Download now. Read More
Many Women Still Receive Little or No Prenatal Care Before Giving Birth in 2018 In 2018, nearly 230,000 women nationwide received no or late prenatal care before giving birth. Learn who was most likely to miss out on care. Read More
