Thaddeus Ferber on Helping Young People Grow, Lead and Thrive Lisa Hamilton talks with Thaddeus Ferber on CaseyCast about adolescence, youth development and elevating young voices. Listen to learn more. Read More
The JAG Advantage Brings Trauma-Informed Care to Youth Employment The JAG Advantage helps students reach their full potential and gain an edge in today’s workforce through student-centered services. Learn more. Read More
Resources to Help Partnerships Expand Youth Apprenticeship Programs New America recently compiled insights and guidance on creating strong partnerships to expand quality youth apprenticeship programs. Learn more. Read More
Memphis to Implement Proven Programs to Boost Well-Being of Black Students Two programs, Strong African American Families and Cognitive Behavioral Intervention for Trauma in Schools, address challenges faced by Memphis students. Read More
More than $1.8 Million Raised To Support Entrepreneurs of Color in Baltimore Six organizations received grants to help entrepreneurs of color start and grow businesses in Baltimore City and nearby areas. Read more. Read More
Webinar Highlights Prosecutor-Led Juvenile Justice Reforms A webinar features prosecutors from JDAI jurisdictions using their offices to promote fairness, rehabilitation and accountability. Watch now. Read More
Five Reasons to Complete the 2020 Census (and Encourage Others to Do the Same) Here are five reasons why the U.S. census matters more than you think, and why you should encourage everyone you know in the nation to participate. Read More
Four Common Misconceptions About the 2020 Census This post separates fact from fiction and addresses common misconceptions about the census. Learn all about the 2020 survey. Read More
Webinar Explores the Impact of Debt on Communities of Color Prosperity Now has launched a series of webinars spotlighting the burdens that debt places on families and communities of color in the South. Read More
The Latest State-Level KIDS COUNT Data Books View state-level resources — produced by KIDS COUNT network organizations — that examine how local kids and families are faring. Read More
