Creating Trauma-Sensitive Communities A new webinar explored how organizations that are pursuing a two-generation approach can begin to address trauma with the children and parents they serve. Read More
Instagram Series Spotlights Child Well-Being Trends in Four States Four of Casey's partners participated in a series of Instagram Live conversations to explore insights from the KIDS COUNT® Data Book. Read More
Applying the Leadership Lessons of Casey’s Children and Family Fellowship Improving results for kids and families can be overwhelming. Children and Family Fellowship alumna Catherine Lester, director of Seattle’s Human Services Department, reveals how her training in results-based leadership helps her manage in one of the nation’s fastest growing cities. Read More
Faith in Communities The Casey Foundation helps faith-based organizations, like the Providence In-town Churches Association Food Pantry, expand their community service efforts. Read More
Minnesota in Focus: The KIDS COUNT Chart-topper Talks Success For the second year in a row, Minnesota topped the nation’s KIDS COUNT Index for overall child well-being. The state also captured top-10 spots — No. 1 in health; No. 3 in economic well-being; No. 6 in education and No. 4 in family and community. Read More
Evaluation Finds Casey Effort to Enhance Child Welfare Investigative Decision Making is on the Right Track On the Frontline helps child welfare staff make better decisions, with insights from two counties in Ohio and Colorado since 2015. Read more. Read More
Casey Makes Trove of Data on Foster Care Experiences Available to Researchers Data from the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative is available to select researchers. Apply to access data on youth in foster care. Read More
Preventing Adverse Childhood Experiences With the CDC This session looks at the lifelong impact of adverse childhood experiences and how to promote positive childhood experiences. Watch the webinar Read More
Child and Teen Death Rates on the Decline Since 1990, the mortality rate for American kids has declined 48% — to 24 deaths for every 100,000 children ages 1 to 19. Read More
Work, Income and the American Family Three years ago, the unemployment rate among U.S. parents hit a post-recession low of 4%, and this statistic has held steady ever since. Read More
