More Than One in Five U.S. Kids Has Had Multiple Adverse Experiences In 2015-2016, 22% of children in the United States — more than 15.6 million kids total — report experiencing two or more adverse experiences. Read More
Integrating Trauma-Responsive Services Into Programs for Youth Earlier this month, Casey hosted a webinar highlighting practical tools and solutions for integrating trauma-responsive practices into youth programs. Read More
Report Identifies Ways to Bolster Financial Coaching A new report urges funders to boost financial coaching by promoting inclusion, digital tools and stronger data and outcomes tracking. Learn more. Read More
Webinar: Gig Workers and the Public Workforce System A Casey Foundation webinar on July 18 will explore how public workforce systems can support job seekers and employers amidst the rise of the gig economy. Read More
Alabama Evidence2Success Effort Launches in Selma Alabama, starting with Selma, joins Utah in launching new Evidence2Success initiatives as part of the Casey Foundation’s 2015 expansion. Learn more. Read More
Research on Summer Programs Sheds Light on Employment and Well-Being for Youth Two recent studies outline how summer youth employment programs can be expanded to advance equity and opportunity for young people. Learn more. Read More
Helping Schools Support Social-Emotional Learning With Evidence-Based Programs A Casey Foundation brief shares nine ways schools can implement and sustain evidence-based Social-Emotional Learning programs for their students. Read More
Webinar: Implementing Evidence and Research in Public Systems On March 23, the Casey and Grant foundations will host a webinar on helping child welfare leaders implement adaptations of evidence-based programs. Read More
Using Collective Impact to Reduce Infant Mortality in Baltimore City Casey Foundation highlights how B’More for Healthy Babies reduced infant mortality, teen births and racial disparities in Baltimore City. Learn more. Read More
More Kids Lived in Single-Parent Families in 2013 In 2013, 35% of U.S. children (24.6 million) lived in single-parent families, according to new data on the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Read More
