How Public Systems Can Strengthen Community Service Providers Learn how policymakers and community programs can help unlock the full potential of culturally-based services for communities of color. Read More
Supporting Partners and Staff: Our Response to COVID-19 The Annie E. Casey Foundation's Lisa Hamilton shares the organization's initial response to the global pandemic involving COVID-19. Read to learn more about our efforts to support grantees, partners and staff. Read More
Promoting Equity and Economic Inclusion in San Francisco The San Francisco Foundation uses the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Results Count® leadership framework to facilitate improvements in well-being for children, families and communities. Read More
A Resource for Strengthening Adoptive Families With Older Kids The Foundation is investing in efforts to support data collection and create a manual of practice for a set of post-adoption services for older youth and their families. Read More
Strengthening Workforce and Education Partnerships and Pathways Read takeaways from a 2023 convening of young leaders and adults engaged in Casey's LEAP initiative. Read More
A Focus on African Culture Yields Literacy Gains for Black Kids in the Twin Cities A Minnesota-based nonprofit is using culturally relevant approaches to improve student achievement and increase parent engagement. Read More
Watch: Funding Evidence-Based Programs in Child Welfare With the Family First Act A recorded webinar by the Casey and the William T. Grant foundations provides an overview of available funding streams for implementing and sustaining evidence-based programs in child welfare, with a special emphasis on the fedferal Family First Prevention Services Act. Read More
More Than 850 Juvenile Justice Professionals Take Equity Challenge More than 850 juvenile justice professionals dug into the root causes of racial and ethnic disparities in the system by taking part the 21-Day Equity Habit-Building Challenge. Read More
Legal Considerations for Successful Youth Diversion Programs A tool kit from UCLA Law helps jurisdictions address legal issues when implementing youth diversion programs. Download it today. Read More
1.7 Million More Children Live in Low-Income Working Families Today Than in Midst of Great Recession Rising tide of economic recovery did not lift all boats; it left millions shipwrecked, according to the 2015 KIDS COUNT Data Book. State and federal policies that focus simultaneously on children and their parents can help more families enjoy the nation’s growing prosperity. Read More
