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Money Pals, Part One

June 18, 2002

This workbook is designed to teach children in foster care, ages 8 to 11, practical skills about using money,

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Team Decisionmaking: Building Community Partnerships in Child Welfare (Part 2)

June 9, 2002

This manual shows how team decisionmaking supports permanence in foster care, and how state agencies can incorporate it into their day to day practice.

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What is Trauma?

June 4, 2002

This report reviews symptoms and treatments related to PTSD and trauma. It tells how trauma can impact kids and offers recommendations to help them cope.

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Philanthropic Due Diligence

June 2, 2002

This paper proposes using Exploratory Case Studies as a tool to improve philanthropic giving to school districts empowering funders to make smarter, more strategic investments...

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Moving Up Is A Steep Climb

April 20, 2002

Researchers tracked 10 low-income families to explore how job mobility — or lack of it — impacts both parental employment and child well-being.

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Casey Connects: Spring 2002

April 2, 2002

This issue of Casey Connects highlights efforts to support families and advance child welfare and foster care reform through advocacy and dialogue.

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American Indian and Alaska Native Children in the 2000 Census

April 1, 2002

This report uses census data to show growth in the American Indian population and is part of a KIDS COUNT series based on the 2000 census.

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End Games: The Challenge of Sustainability

April 1, 2002

This report explores how funders and grantees think about sustainability, and how to best support promising projects for post-grant sustainability.

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AdvoCasey: Spring 2002

March 22, 2002

This AdvoCasey issue covers school reform, child-parent centers, teen treatment and tax help — highlighting programs that support families.

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