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A Road Map for Juvenile Justice Reform

December 30, 2008

This KIDS COUNT essay highlights six key challenges and opportunities for juvenile justice reform to better serve youth, families and communities.

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Casey Connects: Winter 2008

December 20, 2008

This issue covers redevelopment and how Casey is boosting opportunities in distressed areas, plus features on justice reform and key changemakers.

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The Anatomy of Influence in Education Reform

December 12, 2008

This publication looks at the various influence activities of Casey's education portfolio and explains the logic behind this diverse set of investments.

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Strategic Funding in Education Attracts Co-Investments

December 12, 2008

This report details how a charter school venture in Indianapolis, Indiana, led to a range of investments in sustaining the charter school initiative.

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Getting to Results in Education Reform

December 10, 2008

The Closing the Achievement Gap series explores Casey’s education investments in detail and presents stories, results and lessons.

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Children with Incarcerated Parents

December 7, 2008

Here are 36 selected resources to help parents, workers, and policymakers help kids stay connected to parents who are in prison.

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Supporting Early Childhood Success

December 5, 2008

Access to high-quality care is key to school success — this Action Kit shows how municipal leaders can support parents and early childhood efforts.

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Trying Out a Real Time Advocacy Self-Evaluation Process

December 1, 2008

This brief describes a real-time advocacy evaluation approach — plus pros and cons of how grantees might test it to document and support policy work.

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School, Community, Family Connections

November 30, 2008

This Casey investment snapshot shows how the education portfolio invested in community schools to build strong connections that support everyone’s success.

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