Blog Archive

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Take It Now: National Workforce Benchmarking Survey

The Corporation for a Skilled Workforce invites workforce development organizations to take its Workforce Benchmarking Network survey.

How the KIDS COUNT Data Center Can Help a Journalist

Learn now a journalist can analyze data, connect with others and share resources on child and family well-being through the KIDS COUNT Data Center.

Bernalillo County Report Highlights 10 Years of Successful Reform

Learn how a New Mexico town reduced its average daily detention population by almost half over a 10-year period, saving taxpayers $5 million.

Critical Investments Should Target the First Eight Years of Life, Report Finds

Casey’s KIDS COUNT report shows the importance of early investment in child development for future success in language and cognitive skills.

Craving Opportunity: Baltimore Youth Describe What They Need For a Better Future

A new report shares insights from interviews with Baltimore youth about their experiences following the city’s 2015 unrest after Freddie Gray’s death.