Podcast Archive

Baltimore Becomes Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative Site

The Annie E. Casey Foundation and Baltimore City have partnered to launch the newest Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative site in Baltimore.

New Paper Examines Role of Centers of Excellence in Promoting Systems Reform

A new paper shows how Centers of Excellence boost outcomes for kids and families through innovative practices in communities nationwide. Learn more.

New SSIR Case Study Shares Three Communications Lessons of KIDS COUNT

A new SSIR case study shares three key lessons from Casey’s KIDS COUNT platform, with insights from leaders Patrick McCarthy and Lisa Hamilton.

By The Numbers: A Race for Results Case Study

Using Disaggregated Data to Inform Policies, Practices and Decision-making

This case study examines how collecting and utilizing race-based data to inform decision making can help support better outcomes for children and communities of color.

New Report: KIDS COUNT Shows Value of Long-Term Philanthropic Investment

For over 25 years, KIDS COUNT has helped drive bipartisan support for child well-being using data to guide policy and improve outcomes for vulnerable kids.

Immigrant Families with Kids Are at Greater Risk of Financial Instability

Financial stability shapes a child’s future — but for many immigrant families, it’s out of reach even with steady jobs, KIDS COUNT data shows. Learn more.

Five Questions with Casey: Scot Spencer Talks Community-Based Work and Baltimore’s Successes

Scot Spencer advances equity for kids and families in low-income areas and leads efforts to boost Baltimore’s community and economic development.

From Project to Platform

The Evolution of KIDS COUNT

This report tells the story of how a single data book documenting child well-being measures turned into a mission-critical vehicle for the Casey Foundation in building bipartisan support for proven practice solutions and policy change.