Grounded in Data: An Evaluation of the Foundation’s KIDS COUNT Network A new study takes a close look at the Casey Foundation’s KIDS COUNT® Network, which has helped shape data-driven policy for nearly 30 years. Read More
Training Young Women to Become Researchers — and Study Their Own Community's Challenges A new CaseyCast visits Adams County, CO, where a program helps young women train and work as certified digital interviewers. Read More
In Nashville, Landmark Equity Policy Redefines Business as Usual Nashville is boosting contracts for minority- and women-owned businesses as part of Casey’s effort to grow jobs and wealth in Southern cities. Read more. Read More
March 7 Webinar: Baltimore and Detroit Share Responsible Demolition Strategies A Casey webinar will explore how Baltimore and Detroit are redeveloping blighted areas while protecting health, the environment and the economy. Read More
New Grants to Help Strengthen Workforce Development in Casey’s Hometowns The National Fund for Workforce Solutions awarded $2.4M to boost economic mobility in Atlanta, Baltimore, Cleveland and Syracuse. Learn more. Read More
Journal Highlights Casey’s Work Helping Human Service Professionals of Color Achieve Better Results A special issue of Race and Justice explores Casey’s efforts to help human service professionals of color achieve better results for families. Read More
Pursuing the Equitable Implementation of Effective Programs Researchers stress the need to embed racial equity in programs, noting culture and context shape success in communities of color. Read more. Read More
Plan-Do-Study-Act Charts a Course for Boosting Graduation Rates Among Youth on Probation Santa Cruz used the Plan-Do-Study-Act method to help youth on probation improve school credit and graduation rates. Learn more. Read More
