Blog Archive

Analysis of Asian and Latino Subgroups Finds Additional Barriers to Success

According Casey's Race for Results Index, there are clear differences in the barriers to success among subgroups of Asian and Latino children in the U.S.

African-American, American Indian and Latino Children Have the Most Barriers to Success

Nationally, the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s new Race for Results Index shows that no racial group has all children meeting the recommended milestones.

National, State Scorecard on Children’s Progress Shows Persistent Obstacles to Reaching Milestones

A new Casey report shows we must do more to ensure all kids, especially kids of color, have the support needed to reach their full potential and thrive.

Grading the Prepaid Card Industry

A new report scores the quality of prepaid credit cards, which can be used to receive income, pay bills and make everyday purchases. Learn more.

The Cost of Doing Nothing About Federal Child Welfare Financing

A new Casey infographic shows the high cost of doing nothing about our federal financing system for child welfare. Download now.

South Dakota Moves to Full JDAI Implementation

South Dakota's two largest counties implemented a full continuum of detention alternatives in 2012.

The Consequences of Poverty for Children and the Nation

Economic hardship hurts kids’ development and strains families, but expanding opportunity can boost the next generation and our nation’s economic future.

Why Income Inequality Hurts Kids and Families

The American Dream is fading as opportunity now depends more on family wealth than hard work, making upward mobility harder to achieve. Learn more.

The 5-2-2 of Results Count

Casey's results-based leadership approach — Results Count — is based on five core competencies, two foundational frameworks and two foundational skills.