Blog Archive

Tools and Tips for Collecting and Analyzing Racial and Ethnic Data

Alicia Van Orman shared how to use public data to examine racial inequities during a KIDS COUNT webinar hosted by the Population Reference Bureau.

Sending Parents Back to Class — and Down a Brighter Career Path

Arkansas helps parents attend college through federal TANF funds, boosting family income and lifting more households out of poverty statewide. Learn more.

Summary of Recommendations for Federal Child Welfare Financing

This handout summarizes policy recommendations for realigning federal child welfare financing to support best practices in four key areas.

Promising Strategy Trains Workers for Jobs in Today’s Economy, Meets Employer Needs

A new book, coedited by Casey's Robert Giloth, provides results and lessons from sector strategies in the workforce development field.

Nearly 425,000 Kids in Foster Care Before the COVID-19 Pandemic Hit in 2018

Nearly 425,000 children were in the U.S. foster care system before the COVID-19 pandemic began. Take a closer look at this demographic.

Prosecutors Lead the Way for Domestic Violence Detention Alternatives in King County

King County, WA, launched a new diversion program offering crisis services and respite care for youth in family-related domestic violence cases.

The Do’s and Don’ts of Reporting News Through a Racial Justice Lens

With Casey Foundation support, the 2016 Facing Forward Conference gave reporters tips from Colorlines on how to cover racial justice through journalism.

Experiencing Probation Transformation in Pierce County, Washington

Probation leaders from across the nation toured a juvenile court in Pierce County, Washington. Explore key takeaways from the site visit.

Five Questions with Sue Lin Chong on Communicating KIDS COUNT

As senior communications manager, Sue Lin Chong advances Casey’s mission to build brighter futures for kids and families. Learn more about her work.

Evidence2Success in Action: In Alabama, State Grant Expands a Proven Program

Selma, AL — an Evidence2Success™ site — is using a state grant to expand a proven program that supports Black families and reduces risky teen behavior.