Blog Archive

The Casey Foundation created a race equity guide and new resources to help social-sector groups navigate a seven-step equity journey. Learn more.

In 2016, nearly 668,000 kids were victims of maltreatment. Two in every five of these kids were 4 years old or younger. Get the data details.

Among the kids exiting foster care in 2016, 66% were reunited with a family member and about 25% were adopted. Explore more exit data.

Lack of quality child care keeps many low-income parents from jobs and education. Workforce boards could be a game-changer. Learn why.

Many youth in care miss chances to earn, save and learn about finances. Learn and Earn to Achieve Potential aims to close this information gap.

Pima County juvenile justice leaders completed Re-Imagining Juvenile Justice training and are re-thinking how they approach their work.

A new report finds most crime victims support serving justice-involved youth in the community and expanding community-based options. Read more.

New Jersey is the first state to expand Casey’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative® to every county — a major milestone for the initiative.

A new Casey guide helps child welfare leaders improve hiring and retention to ensure kids and families are safe, stable and supported.

The Casey Foundation will host a free webinar to help caregivers and professionals support relatives navigating the challenges of raising kin.

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