Philanthropic Leaders Achieve Equitable Outcomes With Results Count Meet three alumni of Casey’s Children and Family Fellowship and learn how they use Results Count to advance equity in their work. Read More
Baltimore Offers Tech Support and Internships for Adult Learners During COVID-19, Baltimore’s BDEC Tech Support Hotline helped adult learners stay engaged as training and education shifted online. Read More
Expanding Opportunities for Entrepreneurs of Color in Atlanta A new collaborative supports business ownership among African Americans in Atlanta, home to one of the highest income inequality rates in the U.S. Read More
Equity Conversation Guides Serve as Timely Resource in Current Moment Protests highlight the need for racial equity discussions. The Equity Conversation Guides help facilitators teach structural racism’s history and impact. Read More
A Multistate Approach to Combating Systemic Debt A multistate effort is underway to ease the debt burdens of families of color. Explore early lessons from this work. Read More
Young People Help to Reshape Workforce Development in Baltimore Young people in Baltimore seek meaningful careers, but barriers like limited support and information hinder their path, a new Casey report finds. Read More
The Casey Foundation’s Accomplishments in 2018 A new infographic highlights the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s work in 2018 to develop solutions aimed at helping all kids realize their potential. Read More
How Ohio Went From Investing in Youth Prisons to Investing in Youths’ Futures Ohio cut its youth prison population by 80%, improving outcomes, boosting safety and saving millions. A new report highlights key findings and lessons. Read More
Two-Minute Reviews: Videos Recap 2019 Data Book Findings The Annie E. Casey Foundation’s 2019 KIDS COUNT Data Book is here! With it comes two new videos that break down key data-driven topics. Learn more here. Read More
In Their Best Interest: Placing Kids in Families From the Start Families are key to child development, yet 4 in 10 kids in group care were placed there without valid reason, despite laws favoring family-like settings. Read More
