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. Read More
Iowa Celebrates Attendance Awareness Month Up, Up, and Attend is a super-hero themed attendance awareness campaign that is being used in Grade-Level Reading (GLR) communities throughout the U.S. Read More
Casey Celebrates Arizona’s Richard Elías For Building a Fairer Youth Justice System The Casey Foundation honored Richard Elías with its 2015 Natalie S. Bimel Award for his work to build a fairer youth justice system in Arizona. Learn more. Read More
Which Kids Run the Greatest Risk of Multiple Adverse Experiences? In 2015-2016, 22% of children in the United States had multiple adverse experiences. Read More
Tips for Homeowners: Protecting the Value of Your Home A southwest Atlanta workshop helped residents protect home values and respond to unsolicited purchase offers. Learn more. Read More
Becoming #TheNewUS: Discussion on Changing Face of Rural America The Aspen Institute will host an Oct. 6 panel on rural America’s changing face and how to support low-income families in these communities. Learn more. Read More
Building the Evidence Base to Support Promising Programs Casey invests in expanding the use of evidence-based programs within the child welfare, juvenile justice, mental health, health and education systems. Read More
Additional $25 Million Pledged for Socially Responsible Investment Practices The Annie E. Casey Foundation will add $25M for social investments using endowment dollars to yield financial and social returns for vulnerable families. Read More
One-Third of U.S. Kids Live in Families Burdened by Housing Costs One in three U.S. kids — 25 million — live in homes burdened by high housing costs, though rates are now below pre-Great Recession levels. Learn more. Read More
Child Poverty Remains Steady in 2012 After Four-Year Rise Child poverty held at 23%; thirty-eight states and D.C. saw rates stay the same or drop from 2011-2012, but most remain above pre-recession levels. Read More