Sharing Data to Benefit Kids: A Guide for Child Welfare and Education Systems A new guide highlights how child welfare and education agencies can collaborate to share data and better support vulnerable children. Learn more. Read More
Supporting De’Jon With Opportunities to Reach His Potential Youth in trouble need support, not prison. A new video shows how two caring adults helped a young man find guidance, education and opportunity. Read More
Team Decision Making: A Better Way To Assess Child Safety Team decision making brings families, community members and others together to assess safety and find the best plan to protect a child. Learn more. Read More
Changing the Narrative About Youth of Color in Atlanta The Casey Foundation’s (ad)Vantage Point program helps young men of color express their stories through art, guided by artist Fahamu Pecou. Learn more. Read More
Immunization Rates Among 2-Year-Olds Continue to Rise The proportion of 2-year-olds who were immunized rose in all 50 states — and increased 55% nationally — from 2009 to 2015. Read More
Select Adoption Statistics for Kids in Foster Care In 2015, 112,000 kids in foster care awaited adoption; 53,000 were adopted. KIDS COUNT shares data on both groups. Read More
Casey Seeks New Partners for its Evidence2Success Framework Casey seeks proposals from communities interested in Evidence2Success, a framework helping public system and resident leaders improve child well-being. Read More
Embracing Sector Strategies: Workforce Boards Share Lessons Workforce development boards in five states share lessons on implementing sector strategies that address job-seeker challenges and employer needs. Read More
Casey Welcomes New Members to Atlanta Community Investment Fund Advisory Board Six new members have joined the Community Investment Fund Advisory Board to help determine which resident-led improvement projects to fund in NPU-V. Read More
Results-Based Leadership Program Reports Improvements in Children’s Health Services The Children’s Health Leadership Network improved kids’ health in 14 states, boosting access to insurance, care and wellness programs. Learn more. Read More
