Blog Archive

Leading With Evidence: Documenting Progress With Data and Evaluation

The Casey and Grant foundations hosted a symposium to build evidence-based strategies that improve outcomes for children, families, and communities.

Experts Talk Developing a Model for Extended Foster Care and Re-Entry Policies

The final webinar in a six-part series highlights key parts of extended foster care, including model programs, policies across states, and reform plans.

How Medicaid Can Help Child Welfare Systems Meet Kids’ Needs

A new Medicaid primer gives practical tips to help child welfare leaders and agencies better meet kids’ behavioral health needs. Learn more.

Immigrants in Rural Areas — a Growing Group — Face Unique Challenges

A University of New Hampshire study finds rural immigrants differ significantly from rural native-born and urban immigrants in many ways. Learn more.

Youth Incarcerated in Virginia’s Juvenile Correctional Centers Present Ideas to Governor

The Casey Foundation supported Virginia’s shift toward juvenile justice reform. Youth and staff met with Gov. McAuliffe to share their ideas. Learn more.

Five States Selected for New Initiative to Help Parents and Kids Succeed Together

A new initiative connects low-income families to early education, job training and tools to boost stability and break the cycle of poverty. Learn more.

Becoming #TheNewUS: Discussion on Changing Face of Rural America

The Aspen Institute will host an Oct. 6 panel on rural America’s changing face and how to support low-income families in these communities. Learn more.