Arianne Weldon to Manage the Georgia Campaign for Grade-Level Reading Learn about Arianne Weldon, the newly appointed project director for the Georgia Campaign for Grade-Level Reading. Read More
U.S. Child Population Increasingly More Diverse In 2013, 74 million U.S. children made up 23% of the population — a more diverse group than in 1990, when the child count was 64 million. Learn more. Read More
Foundation Honors YAP for Outstanding Contributions to Detention Reform The Casey Foundation named Youth Advocate Programs, Inc. as the recipient of its 2015 Gloria J. Jenkins Award for outstanding contributions to detention reform. Read More
Webinar on Essential Ingredients for Lasting Community Change A Dec. 10 webinar focuses on the core capacities needed to make lasting community change, drawing on lessons from Casey's Making Connections initiative. Read More
Casey Foundation Grantee Featured in Policy & Practice Case Commons was praised in Policy & Practice for advancing tech-savvy casework in public human services. Learn more. Read More
Making the Case for Juvenile Justice Reform Join the Casey Foundation and the Pretrial Justice Institute for a webinar on communications tools that build support for juvenile justice reform. 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
Jim Casey Youth Co-Investors The Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative's work to help youth transition from foster care to adulthood is supported by a network of co-investors. Read More
ESPN Film Chronicles Work of Santa Cruz Probation Officer Probation officer Gina Castaneda united rival gangs through soccer in South Santa Cruz — now featured in a short ESPN documentary. Learn more. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Kweku Forstall and the Atlanta Civic Site Kweku Forstall leads efforts in southwest Atlanta to boost education and economic opportunity for children, families and communities. Learn more. Read More
