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Juvenile Arrests for Violent Crimes Reached a Historic Low in 2018
Youth arrests for violent crimes have declined for decades, but racial disparities in arrest rates persist. Learn more.
Launched in 1994, this seven-year initiative trained residents to lead local change and laid the groundwork for the Making Connections effort. Learn more.
Youth arrests for violent crimes have declined for decades, but racial disparities in arrest rates persist. Learn more.
A new report highlights how a community project is boosting capital in a largely Black area of East Baltimore, addressing racial and economic inequality.
A free festival on May 21 features food, hoops, chess, balloon rides, gospel and home tours in southwest Atlanta’s Pittsburgh neighborhood. Learn more.
Report
This paper offers guidance on aligning funding streams to drive “collective impact” and support community-wide improvements for kids and families.
Report
This report outlines the goals, strategies and progress of the East Baltimore, Maryland, Revitalization Initiative.
Report
Highlights a knowledge exchange between two sites — sharing ideas and lessons on creating resident-led boards and committees to govern communities.
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This report offers an overview of tools and strategies to spark new or improved housing, retail and infrastructure investment in low-income communities.
Newsletter
This issue highlights efforts to help low-income families succeed — plus features on juvenile justice, a recognition page, and a conference spotlight.
Newsletter
This Casey Connects shares KIDS COUNT stats, highlights reform success stories and explores jobs, equity and community rebuilding efforts.
Report
This paper shares lessons from Casey’s Rebuilding Communities Initiative, aimed at turning troubled neighborhoods into safe places for families.
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