New Casey Report Recommends Policies to Help Millions of Children With Incarcerated Parents Over 5 million U.S. kids have an incarcerated parent. A new Casey report urges policy reforms to ease their emotional and financial struggles. Read More
Helping Mental Health Clinicians Better Support Adoptive Families Adopted children and their families face distinct challenges. Learn about a training model that can help. Read More
Eight Youth-Centered Principles for Child Welfare and Juvenile Justice A new report offers an eight-part framework for child welfare and juvenile justice, emphasizing youth development, racial equity and belonging. Read More
U.S. States See Progress, Setbacks in Child Well-Being in 2025 Report The 2025 KIDS COUNT Data Book measures child well-being across four domains using 16 key indicators. Explore the full report. Read More
Transforming Juvenile Probation Training Series Now Online — and Free A training series aims to make juvenile probation more effective and equitable. Learn more about the series. Read More
Improving the Well-Being of Young Parents Casey Foundation reports highlight challenges for young parents, especially mothers of color, and offer policy recommendations to improve outcomes. Read More
The Changing World of Latino Philanthropy With Ana Marie Argilagos and Sam Zamarripa CaseyCast: Lisa Hamilton talks Latino philanthropy with Ana Marie Argilagos, CEO of Hispanics in Philanthropy, and Ga. State Senator, Sam Zamarripa. Read More
Helping Young People in Foster Care Heal From Trauma and Build Resilience Growing up is hard — foster care makes it harder. A Jim Casey handout shows how brain science can help teens and build resilience. Learn more. Read More
Growing Numbers of Latino and Native Youth in Juvenile Detention Buck Trend A survey of youth justice agencies found detention dropped early in the pandemic but then stabilized, with increases for Latino and Native American youth. Read More
Nearly Four in 10 Kids Are Involved in Maltreatment Investigations by Age 18 By the time U.S. kids reach adulthood, 37% have had system involvement as potential victims of maltreatment, according to a new study. Read more. Read More
