Strategic Evidence Building for Two-Generation Approaches
This Casey report explores two-generation strategies, their challenges and how to better support and evaluate efforts serving both parents and children.
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Financial Capacity for Young People Who Experience Foster Care
Young people leaving foster care face a steep climb to economic security. Learn how financial education and a matched savings program can help.
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The $400 Billion Federal Asset-Building Budget
Despite millions spent on asset building in 2009, this report shows how tax code subsidies mainly benefited the wealthy.
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A Proposal to Finance Best Practices
This report discusses the federal financing policy changes needed to make permanence an affordable priority for state child welfare agencies.
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Lessons from the Civic Sites
This report highlights how the Casey Foundation applied a race equity lens in its Baltimore and Atlanta programs through its REI Framework.
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The Impact of Incarcerating Youth in Detention and Other Secure Facilities
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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Reengaging Students and Closing the School-to-Prison Pipeline
A guide to using federal pandemic relief funds to rethink K–12 education and close the school-to-prison pipeline. Learn more now.
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Casey’s Leadership in Action Program trains leaders from diverse fields to improve outcomes and assess community readiness for participation.
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Keeping Young People Safe at Home and Out of Youth Prisons
This report outlines how to replace youth prisons with community-based services that hold kids accountable and build on their strengths and belonging.
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The Financial Crisis and Family Wealth Changes in Low-Income Neighborhoods
This report highlights how families, especially in low-income areas, were impacted by the Great Recession and underscores the need for asset building.
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