Foundation Welcomes First Class of Rising Leaders for Results Fellows The Casey Foundation has welcomed its inaugural class of Rising Leaders for Results. Learn about these leaders. Read More
Investing in Social Entrepreneurs Ignite Capital, with support from the Casey Foundation, engages in impact investing that helps businesses obtain funding. Learn more. Read More
More Than 3 Million Students Have Repeated a Grade In 2015-2016, 7% of kids nationwide had been held back at least once in school. Read More
Introducing PAYA: An Initiative to Expand Youth Apprenticeship Nationwide New America’s PAYA initiative, backed by the Casey Foundation, promotes high-quality youth apprenticeships nationwide for high school–age students. Read More
Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer on the Role of American Cities in Building a Better Future Lisa Hamilton and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer talk about America’s cities, challenges, driving change and helping kids and families. Read More
Casey Awards Grants to Juvenile Justice Reform Projects Led by Young People The Casey Foundation will fund three juvenile justice reform projects led by youth who have personal experience with the justice system. Read More
Immigrant Youth in the Youth Justice System: What You Need to Know in 2018 Policy shifts raise risks for noncitizen youth in juvenile justice. Casey’s updated guide helps professionals navigate this evolving legal landscape. Read More
Developing Evidence in Programs Serving Young People of Color A new Casey Foundation webinar recording unpacks the work of building evidence to show that programs are effectively serving young people of color. Read More
Minnesota Integrates State Data to Improve Early Childhood Programming Officials in Minnesota have launched an innovative information sharing system integrating data on education, health and social services. Learn more. Read More
Case Studies for Supporting Youth Leadership and Economic Opportunity Two publications explore Casey's LEAP initiative and how it's empowering young people to strengthen their communities and careers. Read on. Read More