Tool Kit Helps Juvenile Justice Experts Talk Reform A new digital tool kit leverages public perception research to help juvenile justice experts become better communicators to advance reforms. Read More
Jonathan Reckford on Housing’s Role in Strengthening Families and Communities In this CaseyCast, Lisa Hamilton chats with Jonathan Reckford, CEO of Habitat for Humanity. Learn how we can fix the broken housing landscape in the U.S. Read More
Food Banks Demonstrate the Power of Community Engagement for Results Just over a year since adopting Results Count practices, two food banks on opposite sides of the country have used the Casey Foundation approach to further focus and improve their strategies. Read More
Building Recognition and Relationships to Help Native Youth Thrive A webinar explores how to better support Native American youth with justice system experience. Watch now. Read More
Momentum Builds in States to End the Youth Prison Model America’s longstanding youth prison model — which emphasizes compliance, control and punishment — exacerbates youth trauma and inhibits positive growth while failing to enhance public safety. Not surprisingly, this model is fading across the nation. Read More
When Child Welfare Systems Embrace Trauma-Informed Care When child welfare systems infuse trauma-informed care into everything they do, kids experience fewer placements and fare better in foster care, according to new Casey-funded research. Read More
Miquel Lewis: Making Chicago’s Juvenile Justice System More Equitable Led by Miquel Lewis, Cook County’s Juvenile Probation team is tackling racial inequities in the juvenile justice system through a staff-led effort. Read More
Report Explores How Adolescents Leave Foster Care A new Casey-funded study by the Center for State Child Welfare Data examines the reasons that teenagers exit out-of-home care and the variables influencing their path. Read More
New Matrix and Resources Describe Evaluation Practices That Support Equity A new interactive tool developed by Strategic Learning Partners advances evaluation practices that support racial equity. Read More
Infants and Teens More Likely to Experience Foster Care Reentry A study finds children exiting foster care are more likely to return if they were infants, early teens or in group care before reuniting with family. Read More
