Community Matters Webinar Explores Ways to Expand Economic Opportunity Locally The East Baltimore Revitalization Initiative boosts jobs and contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses. Learn more. Read More
Community Justice for Youth Institute Named Winner of Gloria J. Jenkins Award The Casey Foundation honored a Chicago-based juvenile justice organization with the Gloria J. Jenkins Award during the 2012 JDAI Intersite Conference. Read More
Mobilizing Youth for Data-Driven Community Change A new report spotlights innovative efforts to help young people harness the power of data and advocate for changes they want to see in their communities. Read More
More Children With Parents Who Lack Secure Employment Compared to 2008, 3 million more kids in 2013 lived with parents who were unemployed. Nonetheless, there's been a steady decline from 2010 to 2013. Read More
Bringing Results Count to the Private Sector Amazon's Alice Shobe has utilized Results Count skills and strategies throughout her career. Read her story. Read More
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
Homeownership Among Immigrants Continues to Decline Kids in immigrant families are more likely than U.S.-born peers to live in households spending over 30% of income on housing (33% compared with 45%). 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
Town Halls in Georgia Show the Needs of Youth in Foster Care Since 2016, Multi-Agency Alliance for Children in Georgia has held town halls with foster care youth and parents to help guide improvements. Learn more. Read More
Six Big City Mayors Lead Juvenile Justice Reform Efforts A new Casey-funded report chronicles the positive influence of mayoral leadership on juvenile justice reform in six U.S. cities. Learn more. Read More
