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A Jobs Initiative Research Brief

October 26, 2005

This brief explores the findings of data collected over an eight-year period on thousands of people placed in jobs through Casey’s Jobs Initiative.

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City Profiles of Child Well-Being

October 10, 2005

This report looks at five indicators of child well-being for the 50-largest U.S. cities. Explore the data now.

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Business Leaders' Perceptions of KIDS COUNT

September 19, 2005

This report summarizes data showing how business leaders in Fortune 1000 companies perceive and use the KIDS COUNT Data Books.

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Flipping the Script: White Privilege and Community Building

September 11, 2005

This report defines and explores the issues of white privilege and racism across the United States in community building work.

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Educating English Language Learners: Understanding and Using Assessment

September 10, 2005

This guide prepares schools to assess the effectiveness of English Language Learners programs and increases awareness of tools and relevant resources.

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A House of Cards: Refinancing the American Dream

September 5, 2005

Rising costs push families to rely on high-cost credit. This brief explores growing debt, equity use and the impact of mounting financial burdens.

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A Work in Progress

August 22, 2005

This report reviews Casey’s Jobs Initiative, aimed at improving workforce services and driving system-wide change in six cities over eight years.

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The High Cost of Being Poor

August 20, 2005

This brief covers child care subsidies in Virginia and highlights ways to make care more affordable for working parents with low incomes.

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Internet-based Children's Data Users Perceptions of KIDS COUNT

August 19, 2005

This brief presents survey data on KIDS COUNT products from users of the internet-based Child Trends Databank.

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