Walking the Plain Talk Protecting Sexually Active Teens in Atlanta, New Orleans and San Diego Plain Talk is a teen pregnancy prevention program targeting low-income communities that the Case Foundation incubated. Read More
Preparing for the Road Ahead Helping Young People Transition from Foster Care to Adulthood This report reflects on the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative’s vision to help youth thrive socially, emotionally, financially and physically. Read More
Adult Communication and Teen Sex Changing a Community Between 1993–1998, Casey’s Plain Talk initiative aimed to prevent teen pregnancy. This report shares what worked — and what didn’t — across five cities. Read More
Casey Connects: Winter 2002 Foundation Group Looks to Bolster Families’ Bottom Line This issue highlights efforts to help low-income families succeed — plus features on juvenile justice, a recognition page, and a conference spotlight. Read More
Teen Motherhood at Record Low in United States Data Snapshot Number 2 This KIDS COUNT Snapshot shares stats on teen pregnancy — highlighting differences by race, location and the overall decline in teen motherhood. Read More
Race Matters: Unequal Opportunities in Civic Participation This 2006 fact sheet examines the racial side of community volunteering and shows the consequences of not being involved in your community.. Read More
Measuring Change While Changing Measures Learning In, and From, the Evaluation of Making Connections This report shares key insights and lessons from evaluating the Foundation’s decade-long, multisite Making Connections community initiative. Read More
Strengthening Workforce Policy Applying the Lessons of the Jobs Initiative to Five Key Challenges This report identifies five problems that confront policymakers aiming to improve workforce development programs – and how to address those problems. Read More
Casey Connects: Winter 2004 Setting the Stage for Successful Reintegration After Prison This issue highlights efforts to support reentry after prison, grow foster care leaders and expand tax credits for low-income families across communities. Read More
Low Income and Impoverished Families Pay More Disproportionately for Child Care This brief reveals poor families spend more on child care than wealthier ones and calls for greater investment in child care for those most in need. Read More
