Integrating Trauma-Responsive Services Into Programs for Youth Earlier this month, Casey hosted a webinar highlighting practical tools and solutions for integrating trauma-responsive practices into youth programs. Read More
Former Casey CEO Doug Nelson Honored for Leadership Living Cities honored leaders, including Casey’s former president, for advancing equity and breaking down racial barriers as part of its 25th anniversary. Read More
The Future of Youth Justice A Community-Based Alternative to the Youth Prison Model America’s longstanding youth prison model, which emphasizes confinement and control, exacerbates youth trauma and inhibits positive growth while failing to address public safety. This report delivers a clear and compelling call to close these youth prisons. It also introduces readers to an alternate model — rooted in a continuum of community-based programs — that aims to set all children on a pathway to success. Read More
New Report Recommends Actions to Replace the Youth Prison Model A new Harvard and NIJ report urges a bipartisan approach to reduce overreliance on youth incarceration through practical criminal justice reforms. Read More
The Case for Rebuilding America’s Juvenile Justice System Lisa Hamilton spoke with Liz Ryan of Youth First on fixing the juvenile justice system and reducing states’ reliance on youth prisons. Learn more. Read More
Using What Works Series: New Strategic Financing Webinar Recording and Tools A Casey Foundation webinar shared tools from Evidence2Success, outlining funding strategies for programs benefiting kids and families nationwide. Read More
Leading With Evidence: Documenting Progress With Data and Evaluation The Casey and Grant foundations hosted a symposium to build evidence-based strategies that improve outcomes for children, families, and communities. Read More
Experts Talk Developing a Model for Extended Foster Care and Re-Entry Policies The final webinar in a six-part series highlights key parts of extended foster care, including model programs, policies across states, and reform plans. Read More
How Medicaid Can Help Child Welfare Systems Meet Kids’ Needs A new Medicaid primer gives practical tips to help child welfare leaders and agencies better meet kids’ behavioral health needs. Learn more. Read More
Immigrants in Rural Areas — a Growing Group — Face Unique Challenges A University of New Hampshire study finds rural immigrants differ significantly from rural native-born and urban immigrants in many ways. Learn more. Read More