Two Great Conversations With Experts on Transforming Juvenile Probation Two Casey videos share how probation can shift to support youth growth, behavior change and long-term success in the juvenile justice system. Read More
State Grant to Expand Use of Proven Programs in Providence, Rhode Island Casey’s Providence partners used a state grant to grow proven programs and boost child well-being in two neighborhoods through Evidence2Success. Read More
Children Who Are Adopted by Relatives on the Rise New data from the KIDS COUNT Data Center show that the number of kids being adopted by relatives is on the rise. Read More
Apply Today: New Leadership Program Open to NPU-V Residents Residents of Atlanta's Neighborhood Planning Unit-V can apply to a new leadership program aimed at helping residents effect positive community change. Read More
Call for Nominations for 2019 JDAI Awards The Foundation is seeking nominations for five national awards that acknowledge those who have made extraordinary contributions to juvenile justice reform. Read More
Photographer Richard Ross and Capturing the Experience of Juvenile Confinement Richard Ross, a professional photographer based in Santa Barbara, CA, has received many grants from funders to continue capturing the plight of juveniles. Read More
New Child Welfare Financing Report is Important Tool for State Advocates The Child Trends report, Child Welfare Financing SFY 2014, provides timely data on state-level child welfare financing. Learn more. Read More
Upcoming Webinar: Identifying Community Priorities for Child Well-Being Register for Casey’s webinar, Identifying Community Priorities for Child Well-Being, at 1 p.m. ET, Thursday, July 21. Read More
New Casey Web Tool May Transform Case Management in Child Welfare Learn about Casebook, an app that adopts social networking tools to help child welfare professionals serve children and families more effectively. Read More
Baltimore Health Corps Hires 275 Staffers Baltimore’s Health Corps traces COVID-19 cases and boosts the economy by hiring 275 contact tracers and health workers over six months. Read More
