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LGBTQ in Child Welfare

September 22, 2016

This review shares research, themes and best practices to support LGBTQ youth in the child welfare system and guide professionals working with them.

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Fostering Resident Voice and Influence

September 1, 2016

This report shares lessons the Casey Foundation learned from over a decade of community work through its Making Connections initiative in the 2000s.

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Improving Immigrant Access to Workforce Services: Partnerships, Practices, and Policies

August 25, 2016

This report shares ways to connect immigrants with jobs and skills by improving partnerships between immigrant services and workforce development.

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Preparing for the Road Ahead

August 17, 2016

This report reflects on the Jim Casey Youth Opportunities Initiative’s vision to help youth thrive socially, emotionally, financially and physically.

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Engaging Parents, Developing Leaders

August 9, 2016

This tool helps nonprofits assess and improve parent engagement through proven strategies and stronger partnerships with parents and caregivers.

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Tools for Thought

August 5, 2016

This case study explores how Racial Equity Impact Assessments shape fair policy. It’s the third in the Casey Foundation’s Race for Results series.

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Partnering with Medicaid to Advance and Sustain the Goals of the Child Welfare System

July 15, 2016

This report outlines ways to partner with Medicaid to sustain or enhance high-quality services for children with behavioral health care needs.

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Talking Juvenile Justice Reform

June 30, 2016

This FrameWorks report shares tested tips to improve public understanding of juvenile justice reform, with a toolkit for real-world application.

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2016 KIDS COUNT Data Book

June 21, 2016

The 2016 KIDS COUNT® Data Book finds Gen Z is healthier and completing high school on time despite economic inequality and unaffordable college tuition.

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