Blog Archive

Casey Foundation and Partners Support Federal Effort to Reduce Poverty in Rural Communities

The Casey Foundation backs a federal project using a two-generation approach to fight rural poverty, led by USDA and Health and Human Services. Read more.

Casebook's Unique Features Garnering Attention and Awards

The final post in a four-part series highlights how the Casebook team brought this child welfare tracking tool to market to help improve outcomes for kids.

Apply Now: Juvenile Justice Train-the-Trainer Opportunity to Develop Frontline Staff

State or local juvenile justice agencies can apply to a train-the-trainer professional development program supported by the Casey Foundation.

Members of the 1993 Children and Family Fellowship

Ten leaders from across the country have been named to the 1993 class of the Children and Family Fellowship.

Academic Success in Low-Income New Jersey School District Offers National Model

Low-income students of color thrive in Union City, NJ public schools. Soledad O'Brien shares how one city has transformed education to benefit all kids.

In Memphis, Effort to Boost Businesses of Color Gains Momentum

Memphis launched the 800 Initiative to help 800 Black-owned businesses grow their revenue by $50 million. Learn more.

Organizations Learn How to Demonstrate Effectiveness of Programs for People of Color

Casey’s Expanding Evidence portfolio aims to strengthen the capacity of emerging programs — like Future Foundation — for families of color.

Indiana's Pioneering Effort to Adopt Casebook is Paying Off

Indiana’s pioneering use of Casebook shows how tech can help child welfare workers track and improve outcomes for kids in care. Learn more.

Keeping the Family Conversation Alive: Supporting Permanence Among Youth in Foster Care

A new guide from the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative offers advice on fostering permanence for youth in care, based on the latest brain research.