Casey Connects: Spring 2010 Reflections on Doug Nelson’s 20 Years of Leadership This issue of Casey Connects honors Douglas W. Nelson, who retired as the Casey Foundation’s president and CEO in 2010. Learn more. Read More
Casey Connects: Fall 2000 Foundation Team Specializes in Tailor-Made Technical Assistance This Casey Connects issue focuses on family strengthening, highlighting community initiatives: KIDS COUNT; FAMILIES COUNT; and TARC. Read More
Center for Working Families EarnBenefits Evaluation/Learning Paper This paper explores Casey’s CWF initiative and Seedco’s test of integrated services to boost economic self-sufficiency for low-income families. Read More
Children of Immigrants Economic Well-Being This data brief profiles children of immigrants — focusing on immigrant families’ economic well-being and use of public benefits. Read More
Casey Connects: Fall 2009 Making Sure New Policies Benefit Vulnerable Families Casey Connects shows how the Casey Foundation helps states and grantees navigate federal initiatives to build better futures for vulnerable families. Read More
Investing in Tribal Governments An Analysis of Impact and Remaining Need Under the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act This paper examines what a meaningful economic recovery would look like for historically marginalized Native communities. Read More
Race Matters: Unequal Opportunities for Family and Community Economic Success This fact sheet offers a quick source for analysis and strategies related to issues of racial inequity surrounding family economic success. Read More
Resident Involvement in Community Change The Experiences of Two Initiatives This report explores the challenges and benefits of involving residents in neighborhood change through Casey’s Plain Talk and Youth Development projects. Read More
State-Level Detention Reform A Practice Guide for State Advisory Groups #3 This guide supports State Advisory Groups with recommendations to implement and lead effective detention reform under the Juvenile Justice Act. Read More
Housing as a Platform for Formerly Incarcerated Persons Stable housing may be a short- and long-term solution for helping released prisoners successfully re-enter society, but more research is needed. Read More
