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Racial Disproportionality, Race Disparity, and Other Race-Related Findings in Published Works

January 2, 2007

This report explores how race and ethnicity relate to child welfare, using findings from the National Survey of Child and Adolescent Well-being.

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Growing Up in North America

January 2, 2007

This report compares child health in Canada, the U.S. and Mexico, highlighting disparities and shared challenges across North America.

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Community Benefits Agreements:

January 2, 2007

The Casey Foundation explored how community benefit agreements can help low-income neighborhoods engage in redevelopment alongside businesses.

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The Connection Strategy

January 2, 2007

This publication chronicles the stories and some of the results achieved by the preschool through college education connection effort in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Steps Toward Safety

January 2, 2007

This report reviews a decade of work to support families facing domestic violence and outlines ongoing efforts to help them heal and find hope.

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Eminent Domain: Implications for Community Redevelopment Efforts

January 1, 2007

The Casey Foundation gathered stakeholders to explore ways to support — not displace — families facing eminent domain, resulting in key guiding principles.

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Florida's Employment Restrictions Based on Criminal Records

January 1, 2007

This report reviews barriers to employment for ex-offenders in Florida and offers reforms to boost job opportunities under current laws and practices.

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A Cost-Saving Approach

January 1, 2007

Casey's Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) describes how communities have reduced wasteful spending on unnecessary jail time for kids.

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An Effective Public Safety Strategy

January 1, 2007

This report gives insight into the success of detention alternatives when dealing with youth arrests.

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