KIDS COUNT Adds New Dataset on Youth and Young Adults The KIDS COUNT Data Center has expanded its statistical coverage of the well-being of young people ages 14 to 24. See what this data says. Read More
Residents in NPU-V Look to Proven Model to Curb Violence Community members in Atlanta’s NPU-V urge funding for Cure Violence, a public health model to reduce gun violence in their community. Learn more. Read More
New Resource Aids Researchers in Supporting Boys and Men of Color A new report offers strategies to help researchers and funders better support boys and men of color by challenging biases and addressing systemic harm. Read More
Report Guides Community Efforts to Pay for Prevention Programs A new publication offers guidance for local coalitions looking to finance and sustain prevention programs for young people in their communities. Read More
Financial Coaching: Helping Families Realize Their Goals and Achieve Stability For nearly a decade, the Casey Foundation has backed financial coaching to help families build lasting stability beyond basic education and counseling. Read More
Creating Safer Communities: Lessons on Violence Prevention How can neighborhoods prevent violence and promote safety? Experts from around the country recently shared their approaches to increasing community safety. Read More
Strengthening Workforce and Education Partnerships and Pathways Read takeaways from a 2023 convening of young leaders and adults engaged in Casey's LEAP initiative. 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
Promoting Equity and Economic Inclusion in San Francisco The San Francisco Foundation uses the Casey Foundation’s Results Count® framework to facilitate better outcomes for children, families and communities. Read More
Improving Child Welfare Practice With the Power of Adolescent Brain Development Too many young adults leave foster care without the opportunities needed to succeed. A new report shows how caregivers can help these young people thrive. Read More
