March 7 Webinar: Baltimore and Detroit Share Responsible Demolition Strategies A Casey webinar will explore how Baltimore and Detroit are redeveloping blighted areas while protecting health, the environment and the economy. Read More
Attorney General Eric Holder Energizes KIDS COUNT Conference Eric Holder praised the Casey Foundation as a national leader in breaking barriers, aiding families and improving juvenile justice at a KIDS COUNT event. 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
Bundled Supports for a Mother and Son Financial coaching, education and work supports contribute to a California family’s success. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Mike Laracy and the Policy Landscape for Kids and Families Casey's director of policy reform and advocacy, Michael Laracy, discusses the policy landscape for kids and families in 2013. Read More
Guide to Fidelity Measurement for the Lifelong Families Model This toolkit contains inventories and forms used to measure fidelity when applying the principles of Lifelong Families, a foster care practice model. Read More
Seeking Applicants for Boys and Men of Color Leadership Initiative in Atlanta The Boys & Men of Color Exec. Director Collaboration Circle supports nonprofit leaders advancing academic and economic equity. Apply by June 1, 2018. Read More
Coalition Describes Evidence-Based Practice Decision Making in Mental Health Care A new statement urges evidence-based practice in mental health, drafted by advocates at a 2018 summit co-hosted by the Casey Foundation. Learn more. 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
Report Recommends Legislative Solutions to Increase Juvenile Record Confidentiality A new report shows why court-involved kids should be given a second chance. One way to help is by keeping juvenile court records confidential. Read More
