Podcast Archive

Southwest Key Programs Awarded National Council of La Raza 2013 Affiliate of the Year

Southwest Key Programs, a National Council of La Raza (NCLR) affiliate, has been honored for the their efforts to help Latino youth succeed. Read more.

The Jim Casey Initiative Advances Results Count

The Jim Casey Initiative is using Results Count to drive equitable, measurable change for youth transitioning from foster care to adulthood. Learn more.

The Annie E. Casey Foundation Joins White House Initiative to Support Young Men of Color

Ten philanthropies are working with the “My Brother's Keeper” effort to help young men of color in America lead healthy and productive lives. Learn how.

Simply Put: Selected Speeches of Douglas W. Nelson

A collection of the speeches made by the Foundation's former President and CEO Douglas W. Nelson.

Immigrant Families More Likely to Be Burdened by High Housing Costs

Paying more for housing — while bringing home smaller paychecks — puts immigrant families at a distinct disadvantage. Find out more.

Nebraska and New Mexico Embark on 100-Day Challenges for Young People

Nebraska and New Mexico launched 100-day sprints to boost education and economic security for youth in or formerly in foster care. Learn more.

Evidence2Success 2017 Community Selection Process

A Casey-hosted webinar explored Evidence2Success, a framework that brings public system and resident leaders together to improve child well-being.

JDAI Practices Ease Flow of Committed Youth to State Corrections and Sustain Lower Populations

Learn how Texas and Louisiana reduced their youth corrections populations through systemic realignment, downsizing their juvenile institutions.

Collaborative Awards More Than $3 Million in Grants to Baltimore City Summer Programs

The Baltimore Summer Funding Collaborative has announced more than $3 million in grants to 92 nonprofits in support of summer activities.

Educational Attainment Data Encouraging

More Americans are earning degrees, aided by federal funds. In 2012, 33% of young adults had a bachelor’s or higher, up 2.5 million since 2000. Read more.