Married Parents Are Still the Norm for Kids in Immigrant Families Three out of every four kids in immigrant families — 13.7 million children total — are being raised in married-couple households. Read More
Connecticut and New Jersey Make the Grade The 2015 KIDS COUNT Data Book spotlights two states that are working to move their youngest children to the top of the class. Read More
Webinar: How to Measure Child Welfare Disparities and Plan Systemwide Improvements This presentation shares tips from Casey’s guide on building strong child welfare agencies, including how to use data to address disparities. Learn more. Read More
Goodwill’s Excel Centers Bring Older Students to the Classroom Goodwill's Excel Center model offers adults a pathway to earning a high school diploma. Learn what's fueling the model's success. Read More
Because It Counts: Tools for Ensuring an Accurate 2020 Census Ahead of the 2020 census, the Leadership Conference of Civil Rights shared tools to help count communities often missed in the national tally. Read More
Law Enforcement Has a Powerful Role to Play in Advancing JDAI A new practice guide highlights the importance of training law enforcement officers on the developmental differences between youth and adults. Read More
Inspiring New Ways of Thinking and Acting to End Hunger Feeding America launched a multiyear effort to fight hunger’s root causes, with Casey Foundation support for results-based leadership training. Read More
Leadership Program Welcomes New Class of Child Health Advocates Meet the 16 Southern leaders working over 12 months to improve kids’ health and well-being through the Children’s Health Leadership Network. Read More
Leadership Program Helps Health Advocates Connect More Kids and Families to Medicaid Graduates from the Children’s Health Leadership Network helped improve Medicaid in four states during their 12-month program. Learn more. Read More
Southside Works’ Career Fairs at Pittsburgh Yards A series of career fairs has yielded lessons on creating economic opportunity in Atlanta. Read organizers' takeaways. Read More
