The Family First Act: What Juvenile Justice Advocates Need to Know Webinar highlights how juvenile justice advocates can use the Family First Act in their work for youth and families. Watch the webinar. Read More
Webinar Explores Casey’s Strategic Coinvestor Approach to Community Change The Casey Foundation used strategic coinvesting to support local partnerships in three communities. Watch a webinar to learn more. Read More
Closing the School-to-Prison Pipeline in New Orleans Groups in New Orleans are working with youth and families to help end the school-to-prison pipeline and support incarcerated children. Learn more. Read More
Dreama Gentry: Empowering Rural Communities through Education A report on Casey’s Children & Family Fellows shows how they transform organizations for kids and families. Dreama Gentry focuses on rural education. Read More
Using Results Count to Enhance Equitable Access to COVID-19 Vaccines How Casey's Results Count framework equipped one leader to advocate for equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines in Miami's underserved communities. Read More
More Than 3 Million Students Have Repeated a Grade In 2015-2016, 7% of kids nationwide had been held back at least once in school. Read More
Collaborating for Youth Justice in Albuquerque An effort in Albuquerque is reducing the use of the juvenile justice system. Read how a culturally grounded alternative keeps youth out of institutions. Read More
Measuring Developmental Outcomes in Evidence-Based Programs The Casey Foundation tracks whether youth in evidence-based programs meet key milestones in behavior, health, education and emotional well-being. Read More
Court Fees and Fines Are Hurting Low-Income Families in Alabama A Casey-funded report examines the damaging toll of the Alabama court's fee-for-profit structure, and the sacrifices residents make to pay down their debt. Read More
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. Read More
