Blog Archive

Code for America Honors Casebook for Innovating Government Technology

Code for America recently honored Case Commons with its inaugural Code for America Technology Award presented at the 2015 Code for America Summit.

Applying the Leadership Lessons of Casey’s Children and Family Fellowship

Catherine Lester uses results-based leadership to improve outcomes for families in Seattle, one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities. Learn more.

New Video: How Evidence2Success is Making a Difference for Kids and Families

A new video highlights how Evidence2Success has improved child well-being in Providence, RI — the first community to adopt the framework. Watch now.

Practice Guide: LGBT Youth in the Juvenile Justice System

In this juvenile detention practice guide, LGBT Youth in the Juvenile Justice System, the Casey Foundation documents the vulnerability of LGBT youth.

Five Questions with Casey: Nate Balis on What’s Next for Juvenile Justice Reforms

Nate Balis shares insights as his team kicks off a JDAI conference with 900+ juvenile justice leaders from across the country. Learn more.

Casey Foundation Forms Advisory Council of Youth for Juvenile Justice Work

Casey’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group has launched a new partnership with young people currently and formerly involved in the juvenile justice system.

What Is the Juvenile Justice Applied Leadership Network?

Casey's program equips leaders to drive measurable and equitable results for youth at risk of legal system involvement. Learn more.

The Applied Leadership Network: A Model for Building Leadership Skills in JDAI Sites

The Casey Foundation's Applied Leadership Network is helping advance juvenile justice reforms in a number of states.

Lessons from the Field: How Neighborhood Data Can Improve Low-Income Communities

A new book shows how local leaders use NNIP neighborhood data to better understand community needs and drive meaningful change. Learn more.

Child Poverty Rate Remains Flat Nationwide

Data from 2014 shows child poverty remained unchanged, signaling that economic recovery is still missing the nation’s lowest-income families. Learn more.