Evaluation and Briefs Share Lessons Learned During Family-Centered Community Change Initiative A report from the Urban Institute shares lessons, challenges and reflections on the Casey Foundation’s Family-Centered Community Change (FCCC) strategy. Read More
A Closer Look: The Generation Work Partnership in Indianapolis The Casey Foundation’s Generation Work in Indianapolis helps young adults from low-income communities gain credentials and job training for success. Read More
New Interactive Map Tackles Debt in America Today The Urban Institute has launched an interactive map that puts the pervasiveness of America’s modern debt epidemic on full display. Read More
Who Is Generation Z? The 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book explores data on America’s Generation Z. Learn how this demographic group differs from their predecessors. Read More
Casey Partners with First Focus to Create State Policy Advocacy and Reform Center for Child Welfare The Casey Foundation is creating a nonpartisan center to support policy advocates in reforming child welfare systems for children and families. Read More
Storytelling to Encourage Investment in Young People The webinar Storytelling to Build Public Understanding discussed how to use storytelling to support youth development. Watch the recording now. Read More
Results Count Realizes Gains in Reading and Math Proficiency In Minneapolis, kids improved in math and reading thanks to Results Count and efforts by the Northside Achievement Zone and partners. Read more. Read More
Introducing the Evidence2Success Tool Kit The Evidence2Success tool kit helps leaders build and fund smarter strategies for aiding children and families. Learn about the tool kit. Read More
Licensing Reforms Benefit Children and Families in Kinship Care Recent reforms are expanding kinship caregiving options to benefit kids in foster care. Read the good news. Read More
Village of Wisdom Transforms Classrooms into Equitable Learning Spaces Village of Wisdom is building evidence that adding cultural relevance to learning leads to better academic achievement for kids of color. Read more. Read More
