Children with Incarcerated Parents A List of Select Resources Here are 36 selected resources to help parents, workers, and policymakers help kids stay connected to parents who are in prison. Read More
Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative Brochure A Successful Approach to Comprehensive Reform Casey's Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative works to improve lock-up conditions while vetting the types of kids needing to be detained. Read More
The 2005 KIDS COUNT Data Book This KIDS COUNT Data Book shares stats on child well-being and highlights four barriers to employment: abuse, violence, incarceration and depression. Read More
What shall we then do? An Interdenominational Guide and Kit for Creating Healing Communities This guide helps Christian congregations support members affected by crime and incarceration using the Healing Communities model. Read More
Championing Change A Practitioner Guide for Leading Inclusive and Equity-Infused Rapid-Cycle Learning Rapid-cycle learning involves quickly testing strategies for program improvement and prioritizing equity from the get-go. Learn how it works. Read More
Next Shift Beyond the Nonprofit Leadership Crisis This monograph argues that viewing nonprofit sector shifts as a crisis overlooks the valuable opportunities these transitions present for leadership. Read More
Social Networks Make a Difference Family Economic Success This report explores how social networks support families and highlights three key strategies: asset building, jobs and the Earned Income Tax Credit. Read More
The Unequal Distribution of Child Poverty Highest Rates Among Young Blacks and Children of Single Mothers in Rural America This report examines poverty rates in the U.S. based on race and family structure for children of all ages as well as by place and region for kids under 6. Read More
The Child Population: First Data from the 2000 Census A Kids Count/PRB Report on the 2000 Census This report highlights data about American children from the 2000 U.S. Census, including demographic changes from the 1990s. Read More
Money Pals, Part One Being Cool with Cash This workbook is designed to teach children in foster care, ages 8 to 11, practical skills about using money, Read More
