Blog Archive

Five Questions With Casey: Satonya Fair on Grants Management’s Mission-Critical Work

Casey’s Satonya Fair manages over $100M in grants. In “Five Questions,” she shares how her work advances the Foundation’s mission for kids and families.

New Jersey Taps Implementation Science to Improve Child Welfare Practices

Guided by implementation science, New Jersey launched a Casey-backed effort to use evidence-based approaches to improve outcomes in child welfare.

JDAI’s Expanded Focus Sees Results in Transforming Juvenile Probation

A Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice article reports promising JDAI® results in reducing youth placement in residential institutions.

Series Explores the Power and Future of Social Investing

Stanford Social Innovation Review’s 11-part series dives into social investing, a growing way philanthropies go beyond grants to advance their mission.

Mapping a More Equitable Future: The Metro Atlanta Equity Atlas

The Metro Atlanta Equity Atlas maps how where you live shapes opportunity, helping leaders make informed decisions to build a more equitable Atlanta.

Focusing on the Factors that Help Kids Succeed

Casey CEO Patrick McCarthy highlights how family, community and opportunity most impact a child’s ability to succeed. Read more.

Atlanta Beltline Partnership And Casey To Host Pittsburgh Rise Festival

A free festival on May 21 features food, hoops, chess, balloon rides, gospel and home tours in southwest Atlanta’s Pittsburgh neighborhood. Learn more.

Health Care for Every Child

All children deserve quality health care. Casey urges policymakers to protect health access for kids and families. Learn more.

In Nashville, Landmark Equity Policy Redefines Business as Usual

Nashville is boosting contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses as part of Casey’s effort to grow jobs and wealth in Southern cities. Read more.

Annie E. Casey Foundation Leader in Juvenile Justice Reform to Retire

Bart Lubow, director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group at the Casey Foundation will retire June 30 after 22 years. Learn about his lasting impact.