Podcast Archive

Giving Former Prisoners Positive Returns

Rodney Evans, a former addict, rebuilt his life with Project RETURN. The Casey Foundation supports reentry efforts to reduce recidivism and aid families.

New Evidence2Success Video Highlights Shifting Public Financing to What Works

A new video shows how Evidence2Success sites in AL, RI, and UT use local data to align resources with community priorities. Learn more.

New Initiative Harnesses Higher Ed’s Role in Strengthening Local Communities

Schools nationwide have joined a Casey-backed effort to help colleges and universities build stronger ties with and invest in their local communities.

Learning From Black Communities Through Art

A series of community-based art installations are helping to elevate and inspire the lives and voices of Black people. Read about the project.

Santa Cruz County’s Multi-Agency Approach to Results Count

Santa Cruz County, California, is applying the Results Count® framework across multiple agencies in order to achieve equitable results for all residents.

Honoring Its Roots, JDAI Selects Florida for National Conference

Casey will mark 25 years of JDAI at its Orlando conference — honoring reforms that began in Broward County more than two decades ago. Learn more.

Mentorship as a Pathway to Opportunity: A Conversation With Artis Stevens

Discover how Artis Stevens of Big Brothers Big Sisters empowers youth through mentorship, focusing on opportunities and creating lifelong connections.

2018 Snapshot of Kids in Foster Care

The gender and age breakdowns of kids in the U.S. foster care system have remained fairly consistent since 2003. View the data details.

New Funds for Work: Connecting Systems for Justice-Involved Young People

A new report, New Funds for Work, offers state-level insights on justice-involved youth in workforce programs and ways to improve their job outcomes.

Report: JDAI Sites Must Do Better for Native American Youth

Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative® sites must reevaluate their processes to safely reduce detention of Native American youth, says a new report.