New Research Explores Intersection of Community Safety and Health A special edition of Health Affairs highlights how community safety and health intersect, stressing the need for local strategies to reduce violent crime. Read More
Generation Z Breaks Records in Education and Health Despite Growing Economic Instability of Families Gen Z broke records in education and health indicators despite growing up during an economic downturn, according to the 2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book. Read More
Casey-Funded Report Documents the Criminalization of Poverty Maryland policies burden the poor with fines and fees, leading to unnecessary arrests and jail time, a Casey-funded report finds. Learn more. Read More
A Wealth of Research and Data During National Foster Care Month During National Foster Care Month, the Casey Foundation has compiled a roundup of child welfare resources. Read More
Five Recordings From Youth Justice at a Crossroads The Casey Foundation co-hosted a virtual event focused on improving the well-being of young people in the justice system. Watch the recordings. Read More
A Young Voice for Youth During the COVID-19 Pandemic Kayla Powell, an advocate for foster youth, has leveraged her own foster care experience to improve services for kids transitioning from care to adulthood. Read More
Foster Care Education Outcomes: New Research Challenges the 3% Myth Foster youth achieve more than outdated stats suggest. New data shows progress in high school and college completion, though barriers remain. Read More
A Focus on African Culture Yields Literacy Gains for Black Kids in the Twin Cities A Minnesota-based nonprofit is using culturally relevant approaches to improve student achievement and increase parent engagement. Read More
What’s Happening at 352 University Avenue in Atlanta? Plans are underway to turn 352 University Ave. into a vibrant hub where Atlanta’s Pittsburgh residents can work, shop, create and play. Learn more. Read More
Straight to the Source: A KIDS COUNT Demographer Talks All Things Data CaseyCast dives into child well-being data with Linda Jacobsen, who helps shape the KIDS COUNT Data Book through expert analysis and insight. Read More
