Case Studies Show Positive Youth Development Empowers Young Workers Three case studies from Child Trends illustrate how employers can use positive youth development to support young workers. Explore the recommendations. Read More
Effective Equity Messaging Strategies for Community Colleges A webinar details best practices for how community colleges can promote equity in education and the workforce. Watch now. Read More
Baltimore’s Infant Health Initiative Expands to Cherry Hill Neighborhood An innovative infant health initiative in Baltimore is reducing infant mortality and addressing inequities in health care. Learn about its impact. Read More
A National Partnership to Strengthen Child Care Systems A national partnership aims to increase access to high-quality, affordable child care. Learn about Casey's role in this effort. Read More
Mourning the Passing of Patrice Cromwell, Vice President, Center for Economic Opportunity The Annie E. Casey Foundation mourns the passing of Patrice Cromwell, a dedicated leader who championed economic opportunity for children and families. Read More
Offering an Alternative to Police Arrests in Atlanta A Casey-funded initiative in Atlanta diverts people away from police encounters by connecting them with resources. Learn more. Read More
Survey Data Offer Insights Into Engaging and Supporting Kinship Caregivers Empowering kinship caregivers through family engagement strategies leads to more stability for children and families. Learn more. Read More
Juvenile Probation Chiefs to Visit Pierce County, Washington Juvenile probation chiefs will attend a site visit to Pierce County, Washington, a probation leader. Learn more. Read More
Expanding Child Care With Investments in Innovative Solutions The Casey Foundation is getting innovative with investing to boost the supply of affordable, high-quality child care in America. Read more. Read More
Guiding Questions Advance Equity in Evaluation and Research A new Casey publication helps researchers and funders incorporate equity-focused practices into their work. Learn more. Read More
