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Connecting the Dots: Growth, Work, and Prosperity

December 22, 2007

This report maps out the findings and recommendations of groups in various sectors that have examined what it will take to build a stronger Connecticut.

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Casey Connects: Winter 2007

December 21, 2007

Casey Connects focuses on efforts to ensure young people exit foster care with a lifelong, caring connection. It’s a national movement gaining momentum.

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Family Strengthening Writ Large

December 11, 2007

This report advocates a simple premise: Strong families = positive outcomes for children.

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The Dangers of Detention

December 9, 2007

This brief looks at the consequences of detention on kids and communities and the positive results from Casey’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative.

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Summary of Research Findings: Awareness, Use and Perceptions of KIDS COUNT Among Congressional Staff

December 7, 2007

This report presents Congressional staff knowledge and usage of KIDS COUNT data.

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A Guide to Measuring Advocacy and Policy

December 6, 2007

Casey commissioned this guide for policy outcome evaluation — as measuring the impact of grant-maker dollars on social change is difficult at best.

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Moving Families Toward Self-Sufficiency: Effective Case Management Strategies

December 2, 2007

This report recaps a peer exchange on Chicago’s housing efforts, focusing on case management strategies for families facing housing revitalization.

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Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative Brochure

November 30, 2007

Casey's Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative works to improve lock-up conditions while vetting the types of kids needing to be detained.

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States Ranked on the Basis of Child Well-being for Children in Low-income Families

November 12, 2007

This paper examines state-level data on child well-being for low-income versus higher-income families. See how the two groups compare.

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