The 5-2-2 of Results Count Casey's results-based leadership approach — Results Count — is based on five core competencies, two foundational frameworks and two foundational skills. Read More
A National Profile of Youth and Young Adults A national profile details the well-being of young people ages 14 to 24. Read findings from the KIDS COUNT® Data Center. Read More
Helping Kids in Foster Care Learn to Manage Their Emotions and Behavior Helping children and youth in foster care — especially those with trauma — manage their thoughts, emotions and energy is tough. Learn what can help. Read More
Despite Improvements Since 2019, Racial Inequities Persist in Atlanta, Report Says The Casey Foundation’s 2024 Changing the Odds shows Black Atlantans continue to lack access to opportunities. Learn more about the report's findings. Read More
Brain Frames: Short Tools for Positive Interactions With Youth in Foster Care A new resource, Brain Frames, helps those who work with foster care youth use adolescent brain science to promote healthy outlooks and behaviors. Read More
The Annie E. Casey Foundation Names Patrice Cromwell Vice President, Center for Economic Opportunity The Annie E. Casey Foundation has named Patrice Cromwell as vice president for its Center for Economic Opportunity. Read More
The Casey Foundation's Journey Toward Equitable Grant Making This post reflects on Casey's efforts to develop and implement an indirect cost rate policy that supports more equitable grant making. Read More
City Accelerator Grant Aims to Strengthen Small Businesses in Southwest Atlanta Atlanta was selected for a $100K City Accelerator grant to boost local businesses and jobs, helping strengthen communities of color nationwide. Read more. Read More
Improving Child and Family Services Through Integrated Data Systems Integrated data systems help leaders analyze public programs and make data-driven policy decisions. Explore examples and resources here. Read More
Young Parents Face Daily Challenges, Says New Report Young parents face daily hurdles — from finding child care to pursuing education and jobs — according to a study funded by the Casey Foundation. Read More
