How Philanthropy Can Strengthen the Financial Well-Being of Youth and Young Adults A report on the financial security of young people offers guidance on how grant makers can support them. Download today. Read More
LEAP Fellowship Seeks to Boost Engagement, Leadership for Young People The Casey Foundation selected the first cohort of 10 young-adult fellows who will support Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential (LEAP). Learn more. Read More
External Forces Affect Efforts to Serve Parents and Children Together Reports show how communities in Casey’s Family-Centered Community Change™ initiative address housing, education and transport to aid families. Read More
A Discussion on Funding Strategies to Keep Families Supported, Connected and Safe An upcoming webinar shares how child welfare leaders and their partners can develop and fund approaches that keep families supported, connected and safe. Read More
Helping Schools Support Social-Emotional Learning With Evidence-Based Programs A Casey Foundation brief shares nine ways schools can implement and sustain evidence-based Social-Emotional Learning programs for their students. Read More
Using Collective Impact to Reduce Infant Mortality in Baltimore City Casey Foundation highlights how B’More for Healthy Babies reduced infant mortality, teen births and racial disparities in Baltimore City. Learn more. Read More
"Illinois Youth Advisory Board Gives Me a Voice that Counts," Says Ja'Vaune At 20, Ja'Vaune Jackson shares his insights on reform as a Youth Advisory Board Member after 8 years in the juvenile justice system. Learn more. Read More
How Two JDAI Sites Are Accelerating Youth Justice Reforms During the Pandemic In response to COVID-19, juvenile justice systems reduced the use of unnecessary youth confinement — an outcome long advocated for by the Casey Foundation. Read More
Introducing an Equity Learning Series for Juvenile Justice Practitioners and Partners An upcoming series will guide juvenile justice practitioners and partners on equitable practices and policies. Register for an informational session. 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
