KIDS COUNT Adds New Dataset on Youth and Young Adults The KIDS COUNT Data Center has expanded its statistical coverage of the well-being of young people ages 14 to 24. See what this data says. Read More
Christian Millennials Make Faith-Based Case for Closing Youth Prisons A Casey-funded report urges replacing youth prisons with better options and offers faith-based steps for state and local action. Learn more. Read More
Report Identifies and Explores Home Visiting Programs for Justice-Involved Parents Home visiting programs for justice-involved parents are gaining attention, with research highlighting their unique role in supporting these families. Read More
Publications on Youth Probation, Well-Being and Data-Driven Problem Solving This resource roundup highlights materials developed by juvenile justice leaders and researchers with the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s support. Read More
Shaping Identity: Racial and Ethnic Development for Young People in Foster Care A new report explores how foster care impacts the development of racial and ethnic identity. Learn about challenges and strategies for supportive care. Read More
Supporting Partners and Staff: Our Response to COVID-19 Lisa Hamilton shares Casey’s initial response to the global pandemic. Read to learn more about our efforts to support grantees, partners and staff. Read More
Residents in NPU-V Look to Proven Model to Curb Violence Community members in Atlanta’s NPU-V urge funding for Cure Violence, a public health model to reduce gun violence in their community. Learn more. Read More
Financial Coaching: Helping Families Realize Their Goals and Achieve Stability For nearly a decade, the Casey Foundation has backed financial coaching to help families build lasting stability beyond basic education and counseling. Read More
Leadership Development Program Announces First Class of Child Health Advocates The first Children’s Health Leadership Network class includes 16 leaders from 14 states, bringing together public health, policy and nonprofit experts. Read More
Four Principles to Make Data Tools Work Better for Kids and Families Agencies can use analytics to refine evidence, identifying which programs work, for whom and when. A report outlines four key principles to guide efforts. Read More
