Casey Connects: Winter 2001 Conference Focuses on Helping Adoptive Families This issue highlights top family well-being advocates, including National Families Count honorees, 2001 Casey Fellows and other standout leaders. Read More
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. Read More
Case Planning for Healthy Development This brief offers a case planning framework to support foster youth development, using social capital and self-worth. From the Jim Casey Youth Initiative. Read More
Casey Connects: Fall 2001 Foundation Mobilized Resources in Response to Terrorism This issue of Casey Connects reflects on the Foundation’s response to 9/11, from D.C. adoption events to $3M in aid for families affected by terrorism. Read More
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. Read More
Improving School Readiness in DeKalb County, Georgia This case shows how Casey’s Leadership in Action Program helped Georgia leaders collaborate and deliver measurable results for children. Read More
Casey Connects: Winter 2000 This Casey Connects issue highlights a new neighborhood initiative and honors seven local organizations as Families Count awardees. Read More
Turning Curves, Achieving Results Children and Family Fellowship This report shows how leaders use a results-based framework to plan effective reforms and how Casey Fellows support progress in human services. Read More
The Integration of Immigrants and Their Families in Maryland Part 2 A Look at Children of Immigrants and Their Families in Maryland This report highlights immigrants in Maryland, in the context of ethnic origin, education, economic status, public services and more. Read More
The Right Start for America’s Newborns A decade of city and state trends This report updates Right Start data, tracking eight healthy birth measures from 1990–1999 across states and the 50 largest U.S. cities. Read More
