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Ensuring Success for Young Children

November 3, 2008

This report explores ways foundations can support early education nonprofits — especially those focused on literacy and reading by third grade.

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Federal Programs for Addressing Low-Income Housing Needs

November 1, 2008

This report reviews federal rental aid, who it serves and key housing policy challenges at local, state and national levels.

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Ensuring Success for Children with Incarcerated Parents

November 1, 2008

This guide offers funders insights, tools, and real-world strategies to support families impacted by incarceration and preserve parent-child bonds.

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Westside Education and Training Center

November 1, 2008

This report shares how San Antonio’s Westside Center uses college and career training to help families build a better future.

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Understanding the State of Knowledge of Youth Engagement Financing and Sustainability

October 18, 2008

This report outlines costs, funding strategies, and steps funders can take to help youth programs grow, thrive and empower young people long-term.

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Tools for Engaging Children in Their Court Proceedings

October 10, 2008

This handbook helps courts and child welfare pros engage kids ages 5–20 in court, with tips on communication, prep and understanding behavior.

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Balancing Justice with Mercy

October 1, 2008

This report outlines the Healing Communities model and how congregations can support reentry from arrest through a person’s return home from prison.

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Child Poverty in Massachusetts

September 17, 2008

This report explores child poverty in Massachusetts and offers key questions and first steps to help reduce poverty statewide.

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Exploring Quality Choices: School Vouchers

September 11, 2008

This publication presents an in-depth look at Casey’s investment in the Washington, D.C. voucher effort and summarizes its results.

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