Podcast Archive

Watch Our Webinar: Transformational Relationships and Youth Success

A new webinar hosted by the Casey Foundation explores transformational relationships and how they can support youth success.

Review Highlights Research, Policy and Practices to Best Serve LGBTQ Youth in Foster Care

Casey released a new literature review to help child welfare agencies better support LGBTQ youth using research and practical guidance. Learn more.

Using Evidence-Based Practices to Help Students Succeed Against the Odds

In West Virginia, a Casey-backed mentoring program uses evidence-based practices to help underserved students earn advanced STEM degrees. Learn more.

Reading Scores in 2019: States Not Doing Right by Kids in Title I Schools

New data indicates that 49% of fourth-graders in non-Title I schools scored below proficient in reading. Explore the results.

One-Fourth of Kids in Immigrant Families Are Living in Poverty

In 2015, one in four U.S. kids lived in immigrant families. These children faced higher poverty rates than peers from U.S.-born families. Learn more.

New Foster Care Data Show Progress in Placing Kids with Families

KIDS COUNT data snapshot suggests systems focus on reducing group care for children in foster care, while acknowledging progress in family placements.

Get Georgia Reading Campaign Officially Kicks Off

Get Georgia Reading launched to help all kids read on grade level by third grade, with support from leaders, parents and First Lady Sandra Deal.

JDAI’s Expanded Focus Sees Results in Transforming Juvenile Probation

A Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice article reports promising JDAI® results in reducing youth placement in residential institutions.

Health Care for Every Child

All children deserve quality health care. Casey urges policymakers to protect health access for kids and families. Learn 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.