Blog Archive

Fewer Young People Residing in Juvenile Justice Facilities

The number and share of youth living in juvenile detention, correctional and residential facilities continued fall through 2017. Review the data.

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.

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.

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.

Celebrating Gains, Redoubling Efforts To Address Pregnancy and Parenting Among Youth in Foster Care

Over 25 states are tackling teen pregnancy in foster care. This awareness month spotlights progress and calls for renewed commitment. Learn more.

Casey Hosts 100 Experts to Explore Building Evidence for Two-Generation Approaches

Over 100 experts met in Baltimore to discuss strategies for evaluating two-generation work and building evidence for these approaches. Learn more.

Douglas Nelson Talks Early Education with Baltimore Leaders

Former Casey President Douglas W. Nelson spoke to Baltimore Leadership in Action as they launched the Five-Year Plan for Achieving School Readiness.

Most Children in Immigrant Families are Citizens

In 2011, 88% of children living in immigrant families were U.S. citizens.

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.