New Report Highlights Work to Expand Opportunities for Communities of Color in Atlanta Changing the Odds: Progress and Promise in Atlanta highlights policies and approaches to ensure all residents can access opportunity and thrive. Read More
Podcast Explores Culture-Informed Approaches to Native Family Well-Being A podcast episode discusses a program that uses cultural teachings with leadership skills to foster healing in one Native community. Listen to the episode. Read More
Using the Family First Act to Help Families With Substance Use Disorders A new webinar highlights how to use Family First’s substance use disorder provisions to help families. Watch the webinar now. Read More
Webinar: What It Takes to Develop Evidence That Furthers Racial Equity A Casey Foundation webinar examines how programs can develop evidence of their effectiveness in advancing racial equity. Learn more. Read More
Workforce Development and Juvenile Justice Publications This resource roundup highlights employment-related well-being for youth with experiences in the justice system. Read More
Bolstering Learning in a Pandemic The Georgia Department of Education has announced new funding aimed at helping students recover from disrupted learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
Promoting Jobs and Equity Through Sector Partnerships When it comes to enhancing workforce diversity, businesses don’t need to go it alone, according to a new study funded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. Read More
Register: Webinar Explores Evaluation Insights Into Programs Serving Parents and Children Together What are common lessons learned from evaluating two-generation programs across the country? Watch a Casey webinar to find out. Read More
Newspaper Series Highlights Evidence2Success in Kearns, Utah A Salt Lake Tribune series shows how Kearns, Utah leaders use Evidence2Success to help youth build relationships and make healthy choices. Learn more. Read More
Report: Youth Incarceration Is Largely Unnecessary Youth justice systems curbed COVID-19 by reducing confinement. A report links this to the broader movement for youth decarceration. Read More
