Blog Archive

Recruiting, Supporting and Keeping Skilled Child Welfare Case Workers

Child welfare agencies can improve by investing in staff training, support, supervision and retaining skilled caseworkers. Learn more.

Breaking the Cycle of Poverty by Helping Kids and Their Parents Succeed

Educare Atlanta and partners are strengthening ties to help parents and children in southwest Atlanta succeed together. Learn more.

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.

Training for Grassroots Organizations Wanting To Offer Alternatives to Incarceration

Community Connections for Youth has helped 150 groups advance alternatives to incarceration by strengthening grassroots organizations. Learn more.

Why We’re Expanding JDAI’s Focus

Bart Lubow explains why the Annie E. Casey Foundation is working to reduce the nation's overreliance on juvenile confinement.

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.

Using Results Count Skills to Build A Strong Social Safety Net for Kentuckians

In Kentucky, advocates worked to preserve Medicaid for millions of people. Key to their success? Results Count, Casey’s results-based leadership approach.

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.