Blog Archive

Pima County Reforming Juvenile Justice With Casey-Sponsored Training

Pima County juvenile justice leaders completed Re-Imagining Juvenile Justice training and are re-thinking how they approach their work.

Webinar Explores Using Family First Act to Improve Outcomes for Tribal Families

The Casey and Grant foundations hosted a webinar on using the Family First Act to expand prevention programs for Native American children.

Addressing the Needs of Young Parents in Foster Care During COVID-19

COVID-19 has created challenges for young parents in foster care. Child welfare practitioners can better support them by understanding their needs.

How System Leaders in Atlanta Use Results Count Skills and Tools

The Casey Foundation supports Atlanta’s revitalization by connecting leaders to Results Count, its leadership development approach. Learn more.

Network Helps Diverse Communities Improve Third-Grade Reading

Learn how communities from Providence to Oakland are benefiting from a national campaign to ensure that children reach third-grade reading proficiency.

Ways to Limit Foster Care to Those Who Need It

Foster care numbers rose over three years. Casey urges using proven strategies to ensure only kids truly needing care enter the system.

Embedding Equity Into Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects

A Casey webinar explores how inclusive procurement can help women- and minority-owned businesses compete for large-scale development projects. Watch now.

Report: JDAI Sites Must Do Better for Native American Youth

Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative® sites must reevaluate their processes to safely reduce detention of Native American youth, says a new report.

As Abuses Revealed at Youth Prisons, Another State Pledges to Abandon the Model

Abuse reports in five states highlight Casey’s call to replace youth prisons with safer, therapeutic alternatives for those who truly need confinement.