Podcast Archive

Applying Evidence-Based Practice Approaches to Leadership Development

This research paper looks at the plausibility of using evidence-based practice theories and methodologies to evaluate the leadership development field.

If Parents Don’t Speak English Well, Will Their Kids Get Locked Up?

Language Barriers and Disproportionate Minority Contact in the Juvenile Justice System

With Casey’s support, the Vera Institute is studying how immigrant parents’ English skills affect their ability to engage in the juvenile justice process.

Older Americans Working More, Retiring Less

This brief outlines recent workforce trends for Americans age 65 and older by gender, education level, marital status, and rural versus urban setting.

Childhood Poverty Persistence

Facts and Consequences

Over a third of U.S. kids experience poverty; Black children face higher risks and are more likely to be persistently poor, research backed by Casey finds.

Pursuit of the Dream: Building Credit for Life

This video explains how poor credit harms families and offers tips for building good scores while avoiding money traps.

Data Quality in the Retrospective Reporting of Addresses

This report tests two methods for fixing incomplete addresses in research data using info from White Center, WA, via Casey’s Making Connections.

Lifelong Success Starts With Reading, Says New Report

A KIDS COUNT special report calls on the United States to make reading proficinetly by the end of third grade a national priority.

Addressing the Unmet Educational Needs

Of Children and Youth in the Juvenile Justice and Child Welfare Systems

Educational supports are failing youth in child welfare and justice systems. This report outlines key issues and ends with a call to action for agencies.