Apply Now: The 2020 Reimagining Juvenile Justice Train-the-Trainer Institute Applications are open for the 2020 Reimagining Juvenile Justice (RJJ) Train-the-Trainer Institute. Learn how to apply. Read More
Casey Foundation Efforts to Keep Kids at Southwest Border With Families The Casey Foundation supports grantees protecting immigrant children and families, promoting fairness and humanity nationwide. Learn more. Read More
Tracking Credit Health — and the Role Race Plays — During the COVID-19 Pandemic During COVID-19, credit health improved, but Americans of color still lag behind white peers on key financial metrics. Read more. Read More
Call for Proposals: 2019 JDAI Juvenile Justice Reform Conference The Casey Foundation is accepting proposals for workshops at its 24th Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative® Inter-Site Conference in 2019. Read More
Support Is Essential for Students of Color in Atlanta This post examines academic achievement gaps between Black and white students in Atlanta. Learn more. Read More
Advocates in Alabama Fight License Suspensions — And Win A new Alabama law gives drivers more time to settle fees before having their licenses suspended. Read why this is good news for residents. Read More
How to End Income Inequality in Atlanta A Casey associate details efforts to reduce economic inequities for Black Atlantans. Learn more. Read More
Carla Javits is Focused on Jobs (Millions of Them) Carla Javits and Lisa Hamilton discuss how social enterprises can address employment barriers ignored by traditional workforce systems. Learn more. Read More
A Spotlight on Sector Strategies: Connecting Youth With Work Two recently launched Casey Foundation initiatives, Generation Work™ and Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential, utilize sector-based workforce strategies. Read More
New Leadership Video: Improve Decisions with Proposal-Based Decision Making Proposal-based decision making — an alternative to the majority-rules approach — creates decisions that all group members can support. Read More
