Advancing Two-Generation Approaches

The Advancing Two-Generation Approaches series, published by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, includes reports that explore the common challenges that organizations face when addressing the needs of children and parents at the same time. The publications focus on how to leverage key elements — data, funding and infrastructure — to support a whole family approach. Learn more about advancing two-generation approaches to helping families succeed together.

Advancing Two-Generation Approaches

Integrating Data to Support Families

This report focuses on the benefits and challenges of building an integrated data system to support two-generation programming. It outlines field-tested strategies for tracking and sharing data on children and parents, with an end goal of enabling organizations to gain a fuller, sharper picture of the families they serve.

Strengthening the Foundation

Strategic Evidence Building for Two-Generation Approaches

A new report by the Casey Foundation highlights the ups and downs of two-generation approaches. Interest in initiatives designed to meet the needs of parents and their children at the same time is increasing the demand for stronger research on what makes two-generation strategies successful and how funders can better evaluate them.