New Seattle Jobs Initiative Report Offers a True Insider’s Guide to Creating a Strong State SNAP E&T A new report highlights lessons from the development and expansion of Washington’s remarkably successful Basic Food Employment & Training program. Read More
Reflections on Juvenile Justice Reform from Bart Lubow Bart Lubow, retiring director of the Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, reflects on his career at Casey. Read More
The Nate Balis Interview Nate Balis, the new director of Casey’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, sits down for an interview with philanthropy's Juvenile Justice News. Read More
Turning JDAI’s Focus to the Deep End of the Juvenile Justice System The first six sites in JDAI’s effort to reduce out-of-home placements at the dispositional end of the juvenile justice system share their early findings. Read More
Members of 2014-2015 Applied Leadership Network Cohort Announced The Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative’s Applied Leadership Network recently announced the members of the 2014–2015 cohort. Read More
New Collaborative Launched to Improve Outcomes for Vulnerable Children, Families and Communities Eleven organizations launched the National Results and Equity Collaborative to help vulnerable youth succeed from birth through adulthood. Learn more. Read More
Fiscal Analysis Shows “When Child Welfare Works” Recommendations Add Up Child Trends reviews the Casey Foundation's proposal to reform child welfare financing, and our recommendations are found to be sound. Read More
2014 State Data Books from the KIDS COUNT Network An ongoing listing of state fact and data books from the KIDS COUNT Network for 2014. Read More
Focusing on the Factors that Help Kids Succeed Casey CEO Patrick McCarthy highlights how family, community and opportunity most impact a child’s ability to succeed. Read more. Read More
In 2012, Most Children Exited Foster Care to Live With Parents, Relatives and Guardians This post examines data on youth exiting foster care in 2012. Learn which kids exited care and where they went next. Read More
