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The Right Start for America’s Newborns

January 30, 2002

This report updates Right Start data, tracking eight healthy birth measures from 1990–1999 across states and the 50 largest U.S. cities.

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Barriers and Promising Approaches to Workforce and Youth Development for Young Offenders

January 5, 2002

This report shares strategies and programs that support court-involved youth through development-based approaches and juvenile justice insights.

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Not Quite Chaos

January 2, 2002

This report presents two guides to help turn community-building into a more structured and sustainable practice, using lessons from Denver’s initiative.

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Extending Ladders

November 3, 2001

This report highlights lessons from the Casey Foundation’s Jobs Initiative, which focused on workforce reforms to support low-skilled job seekers.

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Taking the Initiative on Jobs and Race

November 3, 2001

This Jobs Initiative report explores racial discrimination against low-skilled workers in regional labor markets – and what can be done about it.

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Casey Connects: Fall 2001

September 24, 2001

This issue of Casey Connects reflects on the Foundation’s response to 9/11, from D.C. adoption events to $3M in aid for families affected by terrorism.

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AdvoCasey: Fall 2001

September 23, 2001

This AdvoCasey issue explores challenges facing foster youth and highlights campaigns working to create better paths forward in cities across the U.S.

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Building Support for Innovation Inside Child Welfare Agencies

August 10, 2001

This report focuses on organization development tools as an approach to supporting change within child welfare organizations.

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Evaluation Findings and Lessons Learned from the AECF Mental Health Initiative for Urban Children

August 1, 2001

This report evaluates a five-year Casey project to improve mental health in poor urban areas and reduce public spending on social services.

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