Podcast Archive

May 17 Webinar: Integrating Data to Support Families

The Annie E. Casey Foundation is hosting a May 17 webinar on the benefits and challenges of building an integrated data system to support a two-generation approach to social service programming.

Report: Deep Disparities Between Baltimore’s Black and White Workers

In Baltimore, African-American workers are disconnected from jobs that provide family-sustaining wages and opportunities for advancement, according to a new report from the nonprofit Associated Black Charities.

Transforming Juvenile Probation

A Vision for Getting it Right

The Casey Foundation shares its vision for transforming juvenile probation into a focused intervention that promotes personal growth, positive behavior change and long-term success for young people with serious and repeat arrest histories.

A Bold Vision for Getting Juvenile Probation Right

A new report from the Casey Foundation lays out a vision of new and expanded priorities for juvenile probation in the United States.

Two in Five U.S. Children Live in a Low-Income Family

Across the United States, 41% of kids live in low-income families. While this statistic has fallen since 2013, it has yet to return to its pre-recession rate of 39% in 2007.

Work, Income and the American Family

Three years ago, the unemployment rate among U.S. parents hit a post-recession low of 4%, and this statistic has held steady ever since.

New Initiative Harnesses Higher Ed’s Role in Strengthening Local Communities

Schools across the United States have joined the new Higher Education Anchor Mission Initiative — a Casey-funded effort to help colleges and universities harness their capacity to strengthen their local communities.

Generation Work

Equipping Young People With In-Demand Employment Skills and Credentials

This report checks in on a multiyear, five-site initiative launched by the Annie E. Casey Foundation in 2016. Called Generation Work, this initiative explores new ways of connecting young people — particularly youth of color — with the knowledge and experience necessary to succeed in today’s job market.

Report: Inadequate Child Care is Costing Maryland Billions

A new Casey-funded study from the Maryland Family Network found that a lack of reliable child care in Maryland disrupts the professional lives of parents while costing businesses and the state’s economy more than $2 billion annually.