Engaging Youth in Foster Care to Build a Brighter Future in Baltimore Learn how a partnership between Casey and the Baltimore City Department of Social Services is improving the lives of Charm City's youth in foster care. Read More
Lifelong Families Model Shows Early Success Read about the Broncheros, a family who thrived using Casey’s Lifelong Families model to help children exit foster care into permanent, loving homes. Read More
Video Submissions Spotlight Achievement Gaps for Latino Students Casey Foundation and the National Association of Hispanic Journalists challenged student videographers to tell the story of how Latino children are faring. Read More
Christina McMahan Appointed Multnomah Juvenile Services Director Christina McMahan, a seasoned juvenile professional, has been tapped to direct the Juvenile Services Division of the Department of Community Justice. Read More
Jim Casey Initiative in Georgia Raises Graduation Rates Among Youth in Foster Care Students in foster care face hurdles to graduation, but with the right support, the Multi-Agency Alliance for Children shows they can thrive. Read More
Foster Care Can Spark Modest Improvements in Child Well-Being, New Research Shows According to new research from Kids Insight, the well-being of many children in foster care improves while in custody. However, a minority of kids still struggle and agencies need to find innovative approaches to effectively meet their needs. Read More
New Child Welfare Financing Report is Important Tool for State Advocates The Child Trends report, Child Welfare Financing SFY 2014: A Survey of Federal, State and Local Expenditures, provides timely data on state-level child welfare financing. Read More
Why We’re Expanding JDAI’s Focus Bart Lubow explains why the Annie E. Casey Foundation is working to reduce the nation's overreliance on juvenile confinement. Read More
Lawrence Katz on How Research and Evidence Drive Social Change Discover how evidence-based research drives social change and reduces poverty in this CaseyCast episode with Harvard University's Lawrence Katz. Listen now. Read More
