Members of the 2007-2008 Children and Family Fellowship Sixteen leaders from across the country have been named to the 2007-2008 class of the Children and Family Fellowship. Read More
Prosecutors Lead the Way for Domestic Violence Detention Alternatives in King County King County, WA, launched a new diversion program offering crisis services and respite care for youth in family-related domestic violence cases. Read More
Casey to Host White House Meeting on Normalcy for Youth in Foster Care A new resource guide on adolescent development is available ahead of a White House meeting on providing normalizing experiences for youth in foster care. Read More
Casebook: A 21st-Century Tool for Family-Centered Practice Case Commons created a new tech system to improve child welfare. A video shows how it’s helping reform practices and support better outcomes. Read More
Two States, Two Very Different Educational Attainment Rates Mississippi and Massachusetts are opposites in educational attainment rates among residents and also median income values among households with kids. Read More
Summary of Recommendations for Federal Child Welfare Financing This handout summarizes policy recommendations for realigning federal child welfare financing to support best practices in four key areas. Read More
Economic Opportunity in Rural Communities More than 25% of kids in rural areas live in poverty — a much higher rate than in the suburbs. Learn how Casey connects rural families to opportunities. Read More
The Nate Balis Interview Nate Balis, the new director of Casey’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, sits down for an interview with philanthropy's Juvenile Justice News. Read More
KIDS COUNT Webinar Recording: Creating Opportunity for Families The Casey Foundation’s Nov. 12 webinar highlighted how sectors can help 10 million low-income U.S. families with young kids escape poverty and thrive. Read More
How the KIDS COUNT Data Center Can Help a Child Advocate Learn how a child advocate can analyze data, connect with others and share resources through the KIDS COUNT Data Center. Read More