Talking About Equity: Promoting the Curb-Cut Effect Angela Glover Blackwell uses curb cuts to show how equity policies help everyone — an approach Casey supports to boost outcomes for U.S. children. Read More
Team Decision Making Headed to the National Council on Crime and Delinquency Team Decision Making, a child-safety planning approach by the Casey Foundation, moves to the National Council on Crime & Delinquency in 2020. 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
Training Opportunity: Family-Engaged Case Planning in Youth Probation Training prepares teams of juvenile probation professionals and partners to implement the family-engaged case planning model. Learn more. Read More
Database Offers Resources for Extending Foster Care for Older Youth A new searchable, state-by-state database from the Juvenile Law Center catalogs laws, policies and practices related to foster care for older youth. Read More
Elevating Youth Voice, Engagement and Leadership in Community Schools A practical guide outlines a framework for community schools to advance youth leadership in the classroom. Read More
The Family First Act: What Juvenile Justice Advocates Need to Know Webinar highlights how juvenile justice advocates can use the Family First Act in their work for youth and families. Watch the webinar. 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
What's Needed to Create and Preserve Affordable Housing in Atlanta This post explores the changes necessary to promote and protect affordable housing for Black Atlantans. Read more. Read More
Children in Foster Care Increasingly Likely to Live in Families A Casey report, Keeping Kids in Families: Trends in U.S. Foster Care Placement, examines how placements for foster care youth have changed over 10 years. Read More
