Podcast Archive

Reconnecting Child Development and Child Welfare

Evolving Perspectives on Residential Placement

This report discusses the recent acknowledgement that kids need a sense of belonging to a family and the consequences when they are taken out of the home for safety concerns.

Photographer Richard Ross and Capturing the Experience of Juvenile Confinement

Richard Ross, a professional photographer based in Santa Barbara, CA, has received many grants from funders to continue capturing the plight of juveniles.

Five Questions with Casey: Bart Lubow and Reducing Reliance on Youth Detention

Bart Lubow, director of Casey’s Juvenile Justice Strategy Group, talks about reducing the reliance on secure detention for youth.

One in Eight Babies Born Preterm in 2010

One in eight babies in 2010 were born prematurely in the United States. Babies born before term are at greater risk of encountering developmental problems.

Youth Incarceration Sees Dramatic Drop in the United States

In this KIDS COUNT data snapshot: Juvenile detention is at a 35-year low, signaling an opportunity for alternative responses to court-involved youth.

Creating New Leaders of Color for the Social Sector

A Case Study

The social sector lacks straightforward, accessible pathways for minorities to find social sector leadership roles. The Casey Foundation, Management Leadership for Tomorrow and New York University’s Wagner Graduate School of Public Service and Stern School of Business are partnering to change that.

Evaluating the Evidence: Setting Standards for Evidence-Based Programs

Programs must meet rigorous standards to earn the designation “evidence-based program.” Learn how Casey determines that a program is proven effective.