More Children Growing Up in Rented Homes Recent data show that the rate of homeownership is falling in the U.S., which can prevent families from building assets and finding financial security. Read More
Getting Systems in Sync: Leveraging Collective Impact Strategies to Connect People With Jobs A new Casey paper explores using collective impact to align programs and boost workforce outcomes for people seeking a stronger foothold in the economy. Read More
Indiana Report Identifies Educational Barriers for Young People in Foster Care A report on educational outcomes for Indiana youth in foster care will help leaders better allocate resources to improve outcomes. Read More
Tarsha Jackson Receives Bimel Award for her Contributions to Detention Reform Tarsha Jackson won the Casey Foundation’s Natalie S. Bimel Award for involving families in youth detention reform at the 2012 JDAI Conference. Read more. Read More
Community Matters to Focus on Innovative, Community-Driven Approach to Development in Baltimore Part of Casey's Community Matters series, an upcoming webinar explores a community-driven effort to reinvest in East Baltimore's Oliver neighborhood. Read More
Supporting Expectant and Parenting Youth in Foster Care and Their Children New York City and Sacramento County will implement comprehensive policies to meet the needs of expectant and parenting youth in foster care and their kids. Read More
Apply for the 2017 Atlanta Community Investment Fund Casey is accepting grant applications for projects in southwest Atlanta. Awards range from $500–$5,000. Deadline is 5 p.m. on Monday, March 20. Read More
Casebook Takes a Victory Lap UX Magazine recently recognized the Foundation-funded Casebook as a leader in experience design. Read More
Webinar Series to Highlight 10 Practices of High-Performing Child Welfare Agencies Casey is offering a three-part webinar series in 2016 highlighting lessons from high-performing child welfare agencies. Registration is required. Read More
Children in Immigrant Families Less Likely to Be Financially Secure Kids in immigrant families are more likely to live in low-income working households than U.S.-born peers, 37% vs. 22%, despite higher full-time employment. Read More
