Podcast Archive

Webinar Highlights 10 Practices of High-Performing Child Welfare Agencies

In February, the Child Welfare Strategy Group launched a three-part webinar series devoted to building high-performance child welfare agencies.

Adopting a Public Health Approach to Preventing Child Sexual Abuse

Preventing child sexual abuse is necessary and needed and — in her TEDMED talk — expert Elizabeth Letourneau tells how.

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.

A New Opportunity for States: Parents and Children Thriving Together Initiative

States can apply by Aug. 10 for Parents and Children Thriving Together, supporting two-gen strategies led by NGA and the Center for Law and Social Policy.

Are Adult Decisions Doing Kids Harm in the Juvenile Justice System?

A new video shows how juvenile justice decisions meant to help can harm youth and raise public safety risks by worsening outcomes. Learn more.

What a Difference a Decade Makes: Youth Detention Population Drops 44%

Youth detention has dropped 44% since 2003, but Black youth remain overrepresented despite declines across all racial and ethnic groups. Learn more.

Nebraska Families and Youth in Care Gain Financial Skills — and Hope — in 100 Days

The Nebraska Children & Families Foundation led efforts to boost financial skills for low-income families and foster youth in Sarpy County. Read more.

Statistical Snapshot: Kids in Immigrant Families in America Today

In 2014, 1 in 4 U.S. kids — 18 million — came from immigrant families. Most are citizens, but many still face barriers as they grow into adulthood.

Analysis of Asian and Latino Subgroups Finds Additional Barriers to Success

According Casey's Race for Results Index, there are clear differences in the barriers to success among subgroups of Asian and Latino children in the U.S.