Blog Archive

A Jim Casey Young Fellow, Patricia Duh partners with the Casey Foundation on advancing policies that serve youth transitioning out of foster care.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Casey Foundation grantees in Atlanta and Baltimore helped youth and families address the resulting challenges they faced.

The Casey Foundation and NYC’s Administration for Children’s Services launch a program pairing foster care parents with experienced parent advocates.

A Casey Foundation report urges policy action as COVID-19 left millions struggling with finances, school, work and mental health. Learn more.

An advanced degree helps low-income working students gain financial stability. A new report explores how colleges can support their success.

How have households with kids fared during the pandemic? Check in on these families and read expert advice on how leaders can support them.

New policies in L.A. County and New Jersey shift juvenile justice to schools and communities, not courts, to handle most youth misconduct. Read more.

For over 30 years, Georgia Justice Project has advocated for the accused and their families, expanding efforts with the Casey Foundation. Learn more.

What are common lessons learned from evaluating two-generation programs across the country? Watch a Casey webinar to find out.

Learn about the juvenile justice system — its processes, issues with the system and why it’s so important.

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