The American Household: Many Are Led by Parents With Low Education Levels Parents with more education tend to have stable finances and kids who thrive in school — highlighting the link between education and child success. Read More
2012 National and State Data Profiles from the KIDS COUNT Data Book National and state data profiles with indicators from the 2012 KIDS COUNT Data Book. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Bart Lubow and Reducing Reliance on Youth Detention Bart Lubow, director of Casey’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, talks about reducing the reliance on secure detention for youth. Read More
School-to-Career Partnership Helps Youth in Transition The School-to-Career Partnership program helps connect youth to caring adults and job opportunities — setting them up for future success. Read More
Social Investing Expands Reach of Philanthropy Learn about Casey's former president and CEO, Doug Nelson, and his passionate advocacy for social investment during his 20 years of leadership. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Irene Lee and the Foundation's Work on Immigration Issues Irene Lee leads Casey’s work on expanding opportunity and launched grantmaking for refugee and immigrant families. She shares more in Five Questions. Read More
Developing Consistent Standards for Quality in the Payroll Card Industry This webinar will highlight industry-wide best practices for payroll cards, an alternative to direct-deposit or check payments — and the industry's future. Read More
Equitably Addressing COVID-19 and Economic Turmoil in Baltimore The Baltimore Health Corps aims to employ 300 Baltimoreans to trace COVID-19 infections and coordinate care for those who contract the disease. Learn more. Read 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. Read More
California Considers Final Closure of its State Youth Corrections System California considers final closure of its state youth corrections system, part of the state's juvenile justice reform that started in 2007. Read More