Blog Archive

New Report Documents Educational Stability Movement for Foster Youth

A new Foundation report describes policy wins made in the efforts to promote improvements in school stability for youth in foster care.

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.

Recording available: Introducing the Children’s Health Leadership Network

Watch a recording of the "Introducing the Children’s Health Leadership Network" webinar.

Year-End Giving Tips for Year-Round Impact

The High Impact Year-End Giving Guide offers tips, tools and resources to help individuals and groups make the most of their charitable donations.

Upcoming Webinar: Shifting Gears on Juvenile Justice Communications

An upcoming Casey webinar will inform advocates and practitioners about how to effectively engage the public as allies in juvenile justice reform.

New Webinar to Look Deeper at JDAI Results Data

In a new webinar from the Casey Foundation, experts walk through the data featured in JDAI at 25: Insights From the Annual Results Reports. Watch now.

Helping Communities Strengthen Services for Children and Families

Casey’s guide for state leaders shows the ins and outs — and the necessity — of building a high-performing child welfare agency with community support.

Watch Our Webinar: Integrating Data to Improve Family Outcomes

A new Casey webinar — now available via recording — examines how organizations are leveraging data to enhance both programs and outcomes for families.

Pierce County Illustrates Rewards of Digging Deeper Into Data to Reduce Bias

Pierce County JDAI presented to the WA Supreme Court on addressing bias in juvenile justice; leaders and judges joined the statewide meeting. Learn more.

Look for the 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book on June 21

Casey's annual KIDS COUNT Data Book will be released in June 2016. The report measures the well-being of kids in the U.S., including D.C. and Puerto Rico.