Home-Visiting Program Shows Benefits for Young Justice-Involved Mothers Parenting in the juvenile justice system is tough, but home-visiting programs can make a lasting difference for mothers and their children. Read More
Webinar: Strategies for Helping Young Fathers A webinar co-hosted by the Casey Foundation discussed recommendations to advance program strategies and policies to help young fathers thrive. Watch now. Read More
Building a Unified System to Better Serve Young People A new Georgetown University report explores trends that put pressure on young people as they attempt to achieve economic independence. Read More
In 2020, the U.S. Birthcount Hit a 30-year Low: Implications for the Future In 2020, the number of births in America fell to its lowest total in three decades. Read more about U.S. births and why we track this data. Read More
Casey Selects 16 Organizations to Train Juvenile Justice Staff on the Frontlines The Casey Foundation chose 16 juvenile justice agencies and organizations to conduct professional development aimed at diversion and fair justice options. Read More
Family-Engaged Case Planning in Youth Probation A new Casey Foundation webinar introduces juvenile justice agencies and their partners to family-engaged case planning in youth probation. Read More
Survey: More Youth in Secure Detention Despite Rise of COVID-19 Black and Latino youth are staying in detention longer than before the pandemic and longer than white youth. Learn more from a Casey Foundation survey. Read More
Overview of the Family First Prevention Services Act Explore the Family First Prevention Services Act (FFPSA), its pros, cons and impact on child welfare and keeping families together. Read More
Incorporating Equity Into Rapid-Cycle Learning A new guide advises practitioners who utilize rapid-cycle learning on how to incorporate equity into each step. Read more. Read More
Advancing Equity in Atlanta’s Schools Over the past year, Atlanta Public Schools has implemented an equity policy to address systemic issues that affect students of color. Learn more. Read More
