Podcast Archive

Podcast Shares Insights on Preventing Family Separation

An episode of the Community In-Site podcast explores how Thriving Families, Safer Children is reimagining child welfare. Listen now.

Applying the Leadership Lessons of Casey’s Children and Family Fellowship

Catherine Lester uses results-based leadership to improve outcomes for families in Seattle, one of the nation’s fastest-growing cities. Learn more.

Improving Access to Support Services for Teens in Foster Care

An Instagram Live conversation discussed strategies to help more young people access federally funded services provided by child welfare agencies. Watch the recording.

To Do Better by Kids, Build a Bigger Bench of Loving, Caring, Supportive Adults

National Foster Care Month highlights the critical role of foster parents, kinship caregivers, mentors and others. Learn how Casey is doing its part.

Faith in Communities

The Casey Foundation helps faith-based organizations, like the Providence In-town Churches Association Food Pantry, expand their community service efforts.

Young Kids are a Large Portion of Maltreated Children in United States

In 2012, approximately 604,000 children experienced confirmed maltreatment (nine per 1,000 kids). Of these, 40% were younger than age 5.

Immigrant Families with Kids Are at Greater Risk of Financial Instability

Financial stability shapes a child’s future — but for many immigrant families, it’s out of reach even with steady jobs, KIDS COUNT data shows. Learn more.

Casey Seeks New Partners for its Evidence2Success Framework

Casey seeks proposals from communities interested in Evidence2Success, a framework helping public system and resident leaders improve child well-being.

Brain Research Points to Better Results for Foster Care Youth

A Jim Casey Initiative report confirms adolescence is a key brain development period, offering a learning window similar to early childhood. Learn more.