Sue Burrell Receives ABA award Sue Burrell of the Youth Law Center won the ABA’s 2011 Livingston Hall Award for advocating youth rights in California and nationwide. Read More
New Guidelines Show How To Replace Youth Prisons With Community Services Beyond Bars offers a roadmap to reduce youth incarceration, boost public safety and help young people feel they belong in their homes and communities. Read More
More Children Insured In 2011, 9% of U.S. kids (7 million) lacked health insurance — a 30-year high. But one million more had coverage than in 2000. Learn more. Read More
Baltimore Nonprofits Invited to Apply for 2019 Summer Program Funds Baltimore-area funders are providing grant funds to nonprofits offering recreation and educational programs this summer for city youth. Apply now. Read More
Bringing Context and Community to Crime Reporting A new initiative helps newsrooms shift local crime reporting narratives from fear-driven to emphasizing context and community impact. Learn more. Read More
Apply to Join Casey Network of Diverse Evaluators and Researchers The Casey Foundation seeks qualified experts to join a network of experienced evaluators from historically underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Read More
Five States Selected for New Initiative to Help Parents and Kids Succeed Together A new initiative connects low-income families to early education, job training and tools to boost stability and break the cycle of poverty. Learn more. Read More
New Jersey Racks Up Impressive Changes in Safely Reducing Juvenile Detention New Jersey is gaining recognition for its efforts to lower the unnecessary use of detention for the states' youth. Read More
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. Read More
48 Million Americans Are (Still) Living in Poverty The poverty rate in America has remained stagnant with 48 million people in 2014 still struggling to meet the needs of their households. Read More