Big Ideas for Job Creation: Rethinking Work Opportunity From Tax Credits to Subsidized Job Placements This brief shows how a current tax credit program is not creating jobs and could be redirected into subsidized job opportunities. Read More
Casey Vice President Lisa Hamilton Addresses the KIDS COUNT Network Casey's Vice President of External Affairs Lisa Hamilton gave the keynote at the annual gathering of the KIDS COUNT network in Baltimore in 2011. Read More
The Re-Emergence of Concentrated Poverty Metropolitan Trends in the 2000s Despite 1990s growth, concentrated poverty persisted. Slower 2000s growth and a major downturn led to rising extreme poverty in many neighborhoods. Read More
Building Assets, Strengthening Families in Baltimore This report highlights Casey’s financial stability efforts in Baltimore and Maryland, offering insights for others supporting low-income families. Read More
Big Ideas for Job Creation A Policy Brief Highlighting Job Creating Initiatives This report highlights a UC Berkeley project that gathered expert ideas nationwide to develop innovative job creation proposals. Read More
Defining Group Care Programs An index of reporting standards This paper calls for new group care reporting standards to clarify what works, improve practices and bring needed nuance to youth services. Read More
Overstressed Kids Examining the Impact of Economic Insecurity on Children and Families This report takes all the factors associated with family economic stress and explain how they could affect the growth and development of children. Read More
No Place for Kids The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration The case against youth prisons and training schools is clear: they are dangerous, ineffective, unnecessary, wasteful and inadequate. Learn more. Read More
Reliance on Incarcerating Youth Offenders Not Paying Off for States, Taxpayers or Kids, Report Finds A Casey Foundation report, No Place for Kids: The Case for Reducing Juvenile Incarceration, offers evidence that shows incarcerating kids doesn't work. Read More
Women and Men Living on the Edge Economic Insecurity After the Great Recession A 2010 survey shows many Americans still felt financially insecure and frustrated even after the Great Recession’s official end. Learn more. Read More
