Shaping Identity: Racial and Ethnic Development for Young People in Foster Care A new report explores how foster care impacts the development of racial and ethnic identity. Learn about challenges and strategies for supportive care. Read More
Connecticut Governor's Proposal to Raise Juvenile Court Age Sets Precedent Connecticut Governor boldly proposes raising the age of justice-involved youth to age 20 in alignment with brain research showing youth under age 25 don't possess the same decision-making skills as adults. Read More
Investing in Baltimore’s Nonprofit Leaders of Color The Casey Foundation invests in leadership coaching for Black nonprofit leaders, who have historically faced barriers to success. Learn more. Read More
Scholarships to Attend the American Probation and Parole Association’s 2021 Summit Scholarships are available for juvenile justice professionals to attend the American Probation and Parole Association’s Executive Summit in 2021. Read More
Members of the 2001 Children and Family Fellowship Ten leaders from across the country have been named to the 2001 class of the Children and Family Fellowship. Read More
Casey Works to Make Evidence-Based Practice the Norm Learn how the Casey Foundation drives evidence-based practice in child welfare, system reform, and health and well-being. Read More
What We Learned From Making Connections Casey's ambitious long-term initiative, Making Connections, yielded important lessons about achieving lasting results for vulnerable kids and families. Read More
Developing Better Mentoring Programs for Maryland’s Youth Quality mentorship helps youth thrive — boosting school success, job prospects and health. One Maryland nonprofit is expanding mentor access. Learn more. Read More
Celebrating Youth Apprenticeship Week Resources and data spotlight the benefits of apprenticeship for both young workers and employers. Learn more. Read More
Strategies for State Leaders to Support Youth in the Justice System Read the National Governors Association's ideas for how state leaders can mitigate the harm experienced by youth in the juvenile justice system. Read More
