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How to Evaluate Choice and Promise Neighborhoods

March 2, 2011

This brief describes key research questions to keep in mind when evaluating community development efforts.

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Child Trends Data Snapshot: Maltreatment

January 27, 2011

This snapshot reviews child maltreatment trends using national and state data, including a companion report on foster care trends from Child Trends.

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Learning While Doing in the Human Services Sector

January 15, 2011

This summary shares lessons from Casey Family Services that child welfare groups can use when navigating organizational change through learning-by-doing.

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Measuring Change While Changing Measures

January 10, 2011

This report shares key insights and lessons from evaluating the Foundation’s decade-long, multisite Making Connections community initiative.

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Casey Connects: Winter 2010-2011

January 5, 2011

This issue shows how Casey honors Jim Casey’s legacy by helping families thrive through tech, literacy and evidence-based child welfare practices.

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Juvenile Detention Reform: A Guide for County Officials

January 2, 2011

This guidebook captures alternative practices to juvenile detention that counties can imple­ment while cutting costs and increasing public safety.

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A Commitment to Economic Inclusion in East Baltimore

January 1, 2011

This report highlights the East Baltimore Revitalization Initiative’s work to turn a distressed area into a thriving residential and business hub.

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Building Economic Security in America's Cities

January 1, 2011

This report shares how the CFE Coalition helps cities build strategies, tackle financial challenges and guide residents toward financial stability.

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When a Parent is Incarcerated

January 1, 2011

Parenting from jail can be difficult without some help from assigned social workers.

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