Blog Archive

A new Casey-funded study examines the reasons that teenagers exit out-of-home care and the variables influencing their path. Learn more.

Led by Miquel Lewis, Cook County’s Juvenile Probation team is tackling racial inequities in the juvenile justice system through a staff-led effort.

Casey Foundation grantees are advocating for affordable housing in Atlanta. Read about their experiences.

For 20 years, Casey has helped child welfare agencies keep kids safe and address racial disparities using tools like the Relative Rate Index.

A Casey-funded, Urban Institute survey highlights child welfare gaps and prioritizes expanding prevention services to strengthen families.

A video highlights LA County's model for community-led diversion and development for youth who are at risk for justice system involvement.

Connect is a program for parents that aims to keep older youth out of the child welfare system. Read about its status as an evidence-based program.

The latest in a new series of video tools for results-based leadership shows how leaders can get to High Action and High Alignment. Watch now.

The 2018 KIDS COUNT Data Book reveals improved child outcomes but warns of decade of damage from inaccurate census.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation has selected 12 young people from across the country as members of its 2019–21 Youth Advisory Council.

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