Resources

Building Family Economic Success: The High Cost of Being Poor

Research shows low-income families pay more for basic goods. This brief shares how Casey is working to lower costs for those who struggle most.

Youth Count

Exploring How KIDS COUNT Grantees Address Youth Issues

This report shares how 12 KIDS COUNT grantees are advancing youth policy and advocacy through shared strategies, challenges and lessons across the U.S.

County Officials Perceptions and Use of KIDS COUNT

This report shows how counties use KIDS COUNT data — why they need it, how they access it and what child and family stats guide local decision-making.

Engaging Employers to Benefit Low-Income Job Seekers

Lessons Learned from the Jobs Initiative

This report highlights employer views on hiring low-wage workers, using data from the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Jobs Initiative.

Casey Connects: Summer 2005

KIDS COUNT Message Highlights Barriers to Employment

This Casey Connects issue highlights KIDS COUNT findings on child poverty — and Casey’s first Border report on child well-being near the Mexican border.

Communities for All Ages: Planning Across Generations

Elders as Resources Intergenerational Strategies Series

This brief shows how elders can shape communities by supporting youth and driving change that benefits all generations.

Driver's License Suspension Policies

This report explores how driver's license suspensions block job access, using data from 14 cities on reinstatement policies and transportation barriers.