Making Public Systems Work Better for Immigrant Families A new report from the Center on Immigration and Child Welfare offers comprehensive research and data on what happens when children in immigrant families interact with child welfare and juvenile justice systems in the United States — and makes recommendations for how those systems can more effectively respond. Read More
Reimagining Juvenile Justice in Ohio Across Ohio, Reimagining Juvenile Justice is helping to divert more young people away from juvenile detention and incarceration and into community-based responses. Read More
Helping Savannah Youth Connect to Work, Avoid Confinement The juvenile court in Chatham County, Georgia, home to Savannah, reached out for community investments and partnerships to create innovating programming that helps juveniles reconnect with their community and avoid future incarceration. Read More
Atlanta’s Pittsburgh Yards Opens With Community Celebration The community celebrated the official opening of Pittsburgh Yards, a commercial development in Southwest Atlanta focused on entrepreneurship. Read More
Preparing High School Students for Careers During and After the Pandemic Learn more about how the On Track to Career Success framework prepares high school students for successful careers. Read More
Framing Youth Mental Health for Well-Being and Opportunity On May 31, 2023, the Casey Foundation hosted a webinar to help advocates improve how they communicate about youth mental health. Watch now. Read More
How Residents in Baltimore Are Redefining Community Research The East Baltimore Research Project describes an effort to put the research process, from start to finish, into the hands of the community. Read More
South Baltimore School Helps Students, Young Parents Graduate and Thrive An assessment of community needs in South Baltimore revealed that high school students require a holistic support system. The Neighborhood Zone employs a community school model to help students thrive. Read More
What Kinship Families Need to Help Kids Thrive Kinship families need more resources to support opportunities for kids in their care. Casey offers three policy recommendations to aid the millions of families who have stepped up to care for kids. Read More
Dr. David Nichols Talks Child Health Gains and Challenges In this episode of CaseyCast, Lisa Hamilton interviews David Nichols, who is a pediatrician and president and CEO of the American Board of Pediatrics. Their conversation covers a wide range of topics, including the rise in mental health issues among kids, the importance of the 2020 census and the pivotal role that parents play in child well-being. Read More
