Five Steps to Hiring and Retaining Frontline Child Welfare Staff A new Casey guide helps child welfare leaders improve hiring and retention to ensure kids and families are safe, stable and supported. Read More
Single Parents Are Raising More Than One-Third of U.S. Kids From 2011 to 2016, 35% of U.S. kids grew up in single-parent families. See how this statistic varies for families of different races and ethnicities. Read More
In 2012, More Kids Lived in Single-Parent Families In 2012, 35% of children (24.7 million) lived in single-parent families. Learn more. Read More
Oct. 30 Webinar: Using Collective Impact to Reduce Infant Mortality A Casey webinar explores how collective impact strategies can reduce infant mortality and support family well-being in Baltimore, Cincinnati and Cleveland. 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. Read More
Nominations and Application Open for 2016-2017 Casey Children and Family Fellowship The Foundation seeks applicants for its 10th Children and Family Fellowship, a program training leaders to drive systems reform and community change. Read More
Leadership Program Supports New York City’s Community Schools Initiative Casey and NYC’s Department of Education teamed up to boost student outcomes by training Office of Community Schools staff in leadership development. Read More
Reflections on Juvenile Justice Reform from Bart Lubow Bart Lubow, retiring director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, reflects on his career at Casey. Read More
Philanthropy’s Role in Helping Tomorrow’s Workers Excel An Aspen Institute report explores how philanthropy can help future low- and moderate-income workers thrive in a changing job market. Learn more. Read More
Equity-Focused Leadership Program in Atlanta Continues to Strengthen Neighborhoods An equity-focused leadership program in Atlanta has created a network of residents who continue to strengthen local neighborhoods. Read More
