The PLACES Fellowship: A Decade of Advancing Racial Equity in Philanthropy The PLACES Fellowship has helped 130 leaders tackle inequities in their communities and organizations, with support from the Casey Foundation. Read More
What's Best for Children The research is clear: Living in families is what’s best for children, no matter their age. Watch this presentation to learn more. Read More
Improving Juvenile Probation to Support Girls in New Mexico Bernalillo County’s probation department is driving culture change by partnering with girls, young women and community groups to guide reforms. Learn more. Read More
One in Five U.S. Kids Lives in a Food Insecure Home Nearly 15 million children — or 20% of U.S. kids — lived in households that, at some point during 2014, did not have enough food for everyone in the home. Read More
New Leadership Development Program Will Strengthen Child Health Advocacy The Casey Foundation and its partners launch the Children’s Health Leadership Network to boost state advocacy for stronger kids’ health policies. Read More
Missouri County Maps Youth Programs Members of Johnson County, Missouri, JDAI are "mapping" available youth programs in an effort to evaluate their system's strengths and deficiencies. Read More
Juvenile Justice Summit Considers Future of Youth Justice The Casey Foundation joined a Washington Post summit to explore how federal and state efforts can strengthen the juvenile justice system for youth. Read More
Two Leaders Confront a Major Roadblock — Structural Racism — in Their Pursuit of Equity Two leaders sought to reduce disparities in juvenile justice, but unaddressed pain and racial tensions threatened their progress. Learn more. Read More
JDAI Sites: Apply Now for New Staff Development Opportunity Agencies can apply for the Re-Imagining Juvenile Justice program, supported by the Casey Foundation, through Jan. 25, 2018. Read More
Introducing Atlanta’s 2016 Community Investment Fund Recipients Atlanta’s Community Investment Fund named 15 new 2016 grant recipients, supporting projects from gardens to youth-animal partnerships across the city. Read More
