Supporting Young Parents in Higher Education This brief shares advice from real-world programs aimed at supporting college students who are also young parents. Learn more. Read More
Relative Strength A Report on the Family's Place in Workforce Development Initiatives This report explores family-centered employment strategies, beginning with a look at the reasons why some families live in poverty. Read More
The Need for Self-Evaluation Using Data to Guide Policy and Practice This guide provides examples of data tools as they related to the self-evaluation process for Family to Family sites and child welfare services. Read More
States as Innovators in Low-Income Health Coverage State efforts expanded health coverage for low-income Americans, highlighting 13 states that exceeded legal requirements through innovative approaches. Read More
Resident Engagement and Leadership to Improve Results An International Tool Kit helping Children and Youth, Families and Communities This toolkit features case studies from six countries highlighting resident-driven change strategies that can be adapted to other communities. Read More
Using Data to Drive Action on Behalf of Children and Families By the Numbers This brief shows how data guided efforts to boost financial stability for rural families in Minnesota, part of Casey’s Strengthening Rural Families series. Read More
Summary of Research Findings: Awareness, Use and Perceptions of KIDS COUNT Among Congressional Staff A KIDS COUNT Working Paper This report presents Congressional staff knowledge and usage of KIDS COUNT data. Read More
Unlocking the Promise A Guide for Funders Interested in Transformational Grantmaking This guide helps funders make smarter, fairer grants and offers tools for grantees to improve proposals and drive transformative change. Read More
Financial Services in Making Connections Neighborhoods A financial analysis of residents’ survey responses on using banks, payday lenders, pawn shops and credit cards — plus handling financial crises. Read More
The 2009 KIDS COUNT Data Brief The 2009 KIDS COUNT Brief highlights key indicators and mobile data tools to help improve child well-being across all U.S. states and territories. Read More
