We Want to Know What They Are Saying A Multiagency Collaborative Effort to Address Parental Language Barriers and Disproportionate Minority Contact This report shows how agencies helped parents with limited English navigate the justice system and boost parental involvement across all languages. Read More
A Snapshot of Children Living on Mexico’s Northern Border Border Kids Count This KIDS COUNT Snapshot explores child well-being in Mexico’s border region, with data to guide decisions that support kids in these unique communities. Read More
Back into the Fold: Helping Ex-Prisoners Reconnect through Faith This report explores why faith-based groups support ex-prisoners and outlines the types of services these reentry programs provide. Read More
Building Resident Power and Capacity for Change An "on-the-ground" reflection about what it takes for funders to work effectively with low-income communities A 2009 report that captures funder reflections on investing in neighborhood-based community organizing initiatives. Read More
AdvoCasey: Spring 2001 Heavy Duty This AdvoCasey issue explores tax relief for low-income families, plus efforts to improve housing, health care and child care access nationwide. 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
Holding Schools Accountable Toolkit A Guide for People Working in Neighborhoods This publication offers communities a comprehensive set of tools aimed at helping neighborhoods hold schools accountable for student achievement. Read More
Continuing in Foster Care Beyond Age 18: How Courts Can Help This brief shares why some youth stay in foster care after 18 and offers guidance to help agencies boost retention in extended care. 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
Detention Reform A Cost-Saving Approach This brief shows how JDAI helps communities cut detention costs for non-violent youth and invest in more effective public safety strategies. Read More
