Christian Millennials Make Faith-Based Case for Closing Youth Prisons A Casey-funded report urges replacing youth prisons with better options and offers faith-based steps for state and local action. Learn more. Read More
Casey and NORC Tap Three Scholars of Color for Research Awards With Casey support, three early-career scholars of color won $10,000 each to study low-income families using Making Connections data. Learn more. Read More
Talking About Equity: Promoting the Curb-Cut Effect Angela Glover Blackwell uses curb cuts to show how equity policies help everyone — an approach Casey supports to boost outcomes for U.S. children. Read More
Prosecutors Speak on Juvenile Justice Reform A new report highlights common ground for prosecutors and reformers to collaborate on juvenile justice policy, a view Casey also supports. Read More
Business Ownership Key to Addressing the Racial Wealth Gap A Casey-backed Aspen report links business ownership to wealth for Latinos and Black Americans and offers ways to support entrepreneurs of color. Read More
The Rise and Role of Solutions Journalism in Addressing Social Problems Lisa Hamilton spoke with David Bornstein on how solutions journalism boosts accountability and strengthens media work nationwide. Learn more. Read More
Our Statement on Executive Actions on Immigration Casey President and CEO Patrick McCarthy issues a statement related to executive actions on immigration. Read More
Webinar: Funding Two-Generation Strategies to Help Families Succeed Join Casey on March 14 for a webinar on funding strategies that support two-generation approaches for meeting parent and child needs together. Read More
Apply for the 2017 Atlanta Community Investment Fund Casey is accepting grant applications for projects in southwest Atlanta. Awards range from $500–$5,000. Deadline is 5 p.m. on Monday, March 20. Read More
One-Third of U.S. Kids Live in Families Burdened by Housing Costs One in three U.S. kids — 25 million — live in homes burdened by high housing costs, though rates are now below pre-Great Recession levels. Learn more. Read More
