New Bipartisan Report on Reducing Poverty and Promoting Opportunity Released A politically diverse group of experts on poverty has set aside differences and created a detailed plan to reduce poverty and increase economic mobility. Read More
Webinar Series to Highlight 10 Practices of High-Performing Child Welfare Agencies Casey is offering a three-part webinar series in 2016 highlighting lessons from high-performing child welfare agencies. Registration is required. Read More
Casebook Gaining Recognition as Game Changer in Child Welfare Technology This is the first in a four-part Casebook series, exploring the inspiration behind the tool and its early development to support child welfare workers. Read More
Sparking Meaningful Dialogue on Race and Opportunity in America The Casey Foundation hosted a forum on how race affects a child’s success, responding to racial unrest in Ferguson, Charleston, and Baltimore. Learn more. Read More
Building Cross-System Implementation Centers A Roadmap for State and Local Child- and Family- Serving Agencies in Developing Centers of Excellence (COE) This report explores Centers of Excellence — why they exist, how they work, what sustains them and how governments can use them effectively. Read More
More Than a Million Older Teens Aren’t Working or In School Teens who leave school and do not enter the workforce are more likely to face a rougher road en route to adulthood, according to research. Read More
Jumpstarting Policy Conversations That Address Racial Inequities To spark dialogue, the Casey Foundation’s “It’s Time to Talk” guide helps leaders use data to advance equity and host local conversations on race. Read the Race for Results report Read More
What a Difference a Decade Makes: Youth Detention Population Drops 44% Youth detention has dropped 44% since 2003, but Black youth remain overrepresented despite declines across all racial and ethnic groups. Learn more. Read More
Leadership Development Program Announces First Class of Child Health Advocates The first Children’s Health Leadership Network class includes 16 leaders from 14 states, bringing together public health, policy and nonprofit experts. Read More
