Blog Archive

New Report: KIDS COUNT Shows Value of Long-Term Philanthropic Investment

For over 25 years, KIDS COUNT has helped drive bipartisan support for child well-being using data to guide policy and improve outcomes for vulnerable kids.

Immigrant Families with Kids Are at Greater Risk of Financial Instability

Financial stability shapes a child’s future — but for many immigrant families, it’s out of reach even with steady jobs, KIDS COUNT data shows. Learn more.

Five Questions with Casey: Scot Spencer Talks Community-Based Work and Baltimore’s Successes

Scot Spencer advances equity for kids and families in low-income areas and leads efforts to boost Baltimore’s community and economic development.

Immigrant Families More Likely to Be Burdened by High Housing Costs

Paying more for housing — while bringing home smaller paychecks — puts immigrant families at a distinct disadvantage. Find out more.

Prosecution of Young People as Adults Defies Spirit of Supreme Court Ruling

A guest post reflects on 50 years since Kent v. U.S., the landmark ruling that shaped the foundation of today’s juvenile justice system. Read now.

Statistical Snapshot: Kids in Immigrant Families in America Today

In 2014, 1 in 4 U.S. kids — 18 million — came from immigrant families. Most are citizens, but many still face barriers as they grow into adulthood.

Five Questions with Casey: Donna Stark Reflects on Two Decades of Leadership Development Work

Donna Stark reflects on 20 years at the Casey Foundation, advancing reform and leadership to improve outcomes for kids through a results-based framework.