Meet the 2019 JDAI Distinguished System Leadership Award Winners Leaders from NJ, D.C. and Santa Cruz, Ca. won Casey's 2019 JDAI® Distinguished System Leadership Award, for lasting reforms in juvenile justice. Read More
Youth Correctional Leaders Launch Campaign to Close Juvenile Prisons Nearly 50 leaders of juvenile justice agencies nationwide issued a joint call to close youth prisons and replace them with more effective interventions. Read More
State-Level KIDS COUNT Data Books in 2019 Casey’s KIDS COUNT Network tracks the well-being of children and families in each state. Learn more about how children in your home state are faring. Read More
Members of the 1997 Children and Family Fellowship Ten leaders from across the country have been named to the 1997 class of the Children and Family Fellowship Read More
Evaluation Identifies Key Features in Efforts to Reduce Juvenile Incarceration and Racial Inequity The Casey Foundation supports reforms to cut juvenile out-of-home placements safely and equitably nationwide. Learn more. Read More
FrameWorks Institute Guide Shares Tips for Discussing Community Safety A publication shares best practices for talking about community safety and violence prevention. Explore the guide. Read More
Completing the Fellowship Journey and Achieving Results Fifteen outstanding leaders completed Casey’s Children and Family Fellowship, a 21-month leadership program for senior social-sector executives. Read More
A Discussion on Funding Strategies to Keep Families Supported, Connected and Safe An upcoming webinar shares how child welfare leaders and their partners can develop and fund approaches that keep families supported, connected and safe. Read More
Mobile, Alabama, Becomes Latest Evidence2Success Site Mobile, AL teams up with the Casey Foundation to use Evidence2Success to boost school success and meet kids’ education needs in three neighborhoods. Read More
Exiting Without Family is a Harsh Reality for 12% of Kids Leaving Foster Care In 2014, 12% of the 238,230 kids who transitioned out of foster care did so without the benefit of a permanent connection to family. Read More
