Blog Archive

Casey Stands With Its NPU-V Neighbors on Housing in Atlanta

With Casey Foundation funding, the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation is expanding its Standing With Our Neighbors initiative to ensure more NPU-V residents have access to rental housing that is affordable, safe and stable.

Helping Working Community College Students Succeed

Community colleges have a powerful role to play in helping students who are struggling to pay for school while also working to support their families. A new report, which checks in on the first two years of the Working Students Success Network, examines the impact of bundling services to better support these students and their success.

Leadership Approach Contributes to Juvenile Justice Gains

Can juvenile justice gains in one NY county be replicated? Learn how Onondaga County leaders use the Results Count® framework to drive change.

What Happens When Workforce Development Boards Consider Child Care Needs?

For many low-income parents, the absence of affordable, quality child care can push dreams of continuing school or landing a family-sustaining job far out of reach. One potential difference maker? Workforce development boards.

Juvenile Probation Chiefs to Visit Pierce County, Washington

Juvenile probation chiefs will attend a site visit to Pierce County, Washington, a probation leader. Learn more.

Prosecutors Speak on Juvenile Justice Reform

The Texas Public Policy Foundation (TPPF) has released a report that suggests possible common ground for collaboration between prosecutors and others working to reform juvenile justice policy and practice. Casey finds that the report suggests possible common ground for collaboration between prosecutors and others working to reform juvenile justice policy and practice.