Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential: Webinar Presentation and Recordings The webinar recordings and presentation on Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential, the Foundation's new Social Innovation Fund initiative. Read More
Supporting De’Jon With Opportunities to Reach His Potential Youth in trouble need support, not prison. A new video shows how two caring adults helped a young man find guidance, education and opportunity. Read More
Simply Put: Selected Speeches of Douglas W. Nelson A collection of the speeches made by the Foundation's former President and CEO Douglas W. Nelson. Read More
New Book from Rutheiser Highlights Program’s Success in Closing the Opportunity Gap Charles Rutheiser’s new book highlights five decades of Sponsors for Educational Opportunity. Proceeds support the program’s all-volunteer mission. Read More
JDAI Practices Ease Flow of Committed Youth to State Corrections and Sustain Lower Populations Learn how Texas and Louisiana reduced their youth corrections populations through systemic realignment, downsizing their juvenile institutions. Read More
Federal Case Study Highlights Early Childhood Education in the Atlanta Civic Site A new case study details the efforts of Casey's partners to help kids and families in Atlanta thrive through a two-generation approach to early education. Read More
JDAI interviews Thomas Brooks Thomas Brooks, Chief Juvenile Probation Officer in Harris County, Texas, talks to the Casey Foundation about his experience working with young people. Read More
New Report Captures Local Perspectives on Making Connections A new report shares local insights on how Casey’s Making Connections initiative helped build stronger communities and drive lasting change. Read more. Read More
Report Offers Advice to Funders on Supporting Two-Generation Work A Casey Foundation report shares lessons from a two-gen effort to reduce poverty, offering insight for funders supporting early childhood success. Read More
Abuses Show Danger and Ineffectiveness of Residential Confinement for Youth Reports of youth abuse in Florida, Iowa, and Kentucky facilities show that the current confinement model is failing and needs urgent reform. Learn more. Read More
