Study Examines Child Welfare Experiences That Begin With Group Care A new study on kids entering group settings examines how often placement results in achieving permanence or a return to out-of-home care. Read More
Comprehensive Juvenile Justice Reform in Georgia A Georgia law stemmed from the Special Council on Criminal Justice Reform, launched in 2011 and expanded in 2012 to address juvenile justice. Read More
Helping Communities and Child Welfare Systems Become Partners for Change This Q&A outlines strategies to help communities and child welfare systems forge partnerships to improve outcomes for families. Learn more. Read More
Transforming Probation for Young People in California The Casey Foundation and the Chief Probation Officers of California partner to reform juvenile probation, fostering long-term youth success. Read more. Read More
Reducing Congregate Care: Worth the Fight The Casey Foundation supports reducing congregate care in foster placements from 16% to 5-10% in five years, prioritizing lifelong family connections. Read More
Including Youth Leadership in Community Change Efforts Learn how young leaders encourage community change programs to give youth and young adults opportunities to drive social change. Read More
Nicole Lynn Lewis on Helping Young Student Parents — and Their Kids — Excel In this episode of CaseyCast: Lisa Lawson chats with Nicole Lynn Lewis, who leads a nonprofit devoted to helping young parents graduate from college. Read More
Expanding Economic Opportunities for Young People in Atlanta Learn about a participatory research project aimed at increasing education, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people in Atlanta. Read More
Survey: 52% Drop in Admissions to Youth Detention in Two Months Matches Reduction Over 13 Years The rate of youth detention admissions fell 52% during COVID-19, a two-month drop equal to a 13-year decline, per a survey of 33 states. Learn more. Read More
Panelists Share Insights in Evaluating Two-Generation Approaches Watch a Casey webinar to gain insights and lessons from a pair of two-generation programs that aim to serve families and promote racial equity. Read More
