Twelve Named to Casey's Juvenile Justice Youth Advisory Council The Annie E. Casey Foundation has selected 12 young people from across the country as members of its 2019–21 Youth Advisory Council. Read More
Asian and Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Child Poverty and Economic Well-Being Disaggregating data sheds light on the socioeconomic realities faced by Asian American and Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander kids. See the findings. Read More
Measuring Disparities in Child Welfare Systems: Five Lessons For 20 years, Casey has helped child welfare agencies keep kids safe and address racial disparities using tools like the Relative Rate Index. Read More
Strategies for Helping Low-Income Workers in Uncertain Times The Casey Foundation revisits Taking Action (2019) with 12 case studies on improving conditions for workers amid a changing economy. Read more. Read More
Survey Identifies Priorities for Child Welfare Research A Casey-funded, Urban Institute survey highlights child welfare gaps and prioritizes expanding prevention services to strengthen families. Read More
Report: New York’s Close to Home Initiative Offers a New Model for Juvenile Justice NYC’s Close to Home reform has transformed youth justice, bringing major benefits for young people, families and communities, a new report finds. Read More
How Intersectionality Promotes Equitable Opportunities for Children and Youth Disaggregated data reveals LGBTQ youth in juvenile justice face discrimination — and highlights how intersectionality can drive advocacy for equity. Read More
A Bold Vision for Getting Juvenile Probation Right A new report from the Casey Foundation lays out a vision of new and expanded priorities for juvenile probation in the United States. Read More
Resource Roundup: Supporting Student Parents Three Casey Foundation-supported publications and four documentary shorts explore the needs of students who are parents. Learn more. Read More
Pierce County: Trailblazer for Probation Transformation Washington’s Pierce County has boldly revamped its approach to juvenile probation, the most common sentence in the U.S. juvenile justice system. Read More
