Blog Archive

Fewer Children in Poverty, But Still Cause for Concern

According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, 16 million children lived in poverty in 2013.

How the KIDS COUNT Data Center Can Help a Grant Writer

Learn how a grant writer might analyze data, connect with others and share resources on children and families through the KIDS COUNT Data Center.

Program Recruits Second Class to Build Pipeline of Diverse Leaders in Evaluation Field

The Casey Foundation is recruiting the next cohort of Leaders in Equitable Evaluation and Diversity. Applications are being accepted through April 14.

McCarthy Recognizes Key Source of Neighborhood Data

Patrick McCarthy discussed the role of data in decision-making, praising the National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership for providing reliable research.

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.

Fewer Kids Living in Homes Owned by Their Parents

From 2006–2014, 5.7M fewer kids lived in parent-owned homes as homeownership among families with children dropped from 48.9M to 43.1M. Learn 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.

Three Casey Fellows Included in 2019 NPT Power & Influence Top 50

The NonProfit Times selected three alumni of Casey’s Children & Family Fellowship for its 2019 Power & Influence Top 50. Learn more.

Foundation Seeks Grant Proposals for Juvenile Probation Research Projects

The Annie E. Casey Foundation is requesting proposals for two research projects that will inform efforts to transform juvenile probation. Learn more about these proposals.