FosterClub Offers Youth Perspective on March CaseyChat The Casey Foundation and FosterClub Executive Celeste Bodner teamed up for a Twitter chat on foster parenting. Delve into the conversation. Read More
Casey Fellow in Focus: Helping Kids Meet Early Milestones in Michigan Kristen McDonald, a recent Children & Family Fellowship grad, uses Results Count tools to drive real change in child well-being. Learn how. Read More
New Recruits Join Network Aimed at Promoting Diversity in Evaluation Sector The Casey Foundation has selected a group of evaluators to join its network of evaluation experts from underrepresented racial and ethnic minority groups. Read More
Two Out of Three Kids in America Are Living With Both Parents Two out of three children in America live in a married-couple household, according to the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Read More
Report: Philanthropy Must Invest in Grassroots Movements in Atlanta Grassroots groups and local leaders are tackling Atlanta’s racial wealth gap, but more philanthropic support is needed, a new report finds. Read more. Read More
Expanding the Bench Makes a Move The Casey Foundation has tapped Change Matrix to take the helm of two Expanding the Bench efforts aimed at increasing diversity in research and evaluation. Read More
Five Questions with Casey: Gail Hayes on Early Childhood Education Gail Hayes, former director of Casey's Atlanta Civic Site, discusses efforts to deliver quality early childhood education at the state and national level. Read More
President Obama Bans Solitary Confinement of Youth in Federal Prisons President Obama’s move to ban solitary confinement for youth in federal prison marks major progress in ending this harmful practice, long opposed by Casey. Read More
Casey Shares Insights From its Journey Toward Racial and Ethnic Equity and Inclusion In under a decade, the Casey Foundation’s staff shifted from 60% white to nearly 60% people of color. A new report shows how this change took root. Read More
Minnehaha County, South Dakota, May Avoid New Facility JDAI efforts in Minnehaha County, South Dakota have proven to be successful by diverting plans to build a new a $14 million youth detention facility. Read More
