Impact Investing and the Casey Foundation Learn about the Casey Foundation's approach to impact investing and who benefits from these investments. Read More
Pierce County Illustrates Rewards of Digging Deeper Into Data to Reduce Bias Pierce County JDAI presented to the WA Supreme Court on addressing bias in juvenile justice; leaders and judges joined the statewide meeting. Learn more. Read More
New Jersey Racks Up Impressive Changes in Safely Reducing Juvenile Detention New Jersey is gaining recognition for its efforts to lower the unnecessary use of detention for the states' youth. Read More
Juan Sanchez Receives Award for Leadership of Southwest Key Juan Sanchez, founder of Southwest Key, won Austin Business Journal’s Best CEO award for his leadership in youth-serving nonprofits. Read more. Read More
More Better Faster Strategies for Improving the Timeliness of Vital Statistics In this report, industry leaders identify short- and long-term solutions to snags in the vital statistics supply chain. The end goal? Transform the national vital statistics system so that it churns out faster, cleaner data and arms users with the information necessary to address our country’s public health challenges. Read More
Developing Future JDAI Leaders Has Big Payoff The Applied Leadership Network trains future JDAI leaders to drive deeper, more effective detention reform through new skills and strategies. Learn more. Read More
Bundled Supports for a Mother and Son Financial coaching, education and work supports contribute to a California family’s success. Read More
Website Connects Government Agencies, Community Organizations with Proven Cost-Effective Programs Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development, part of Casey's Evidence2Success initiative, helps children reach important developmental milestones. Read More
David Steinhart Appointed by California Senate to State Corrections Board David Steinhart, director of the Juvenile Justice Program for Commonweal, was appointed to California's Board of State and Community Corrections. Read More
