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A Practical Guide to Documenting Influence and Leverage In Making Connections Communities

December 8, 2004

This guide offers practical steps for capturing and documenting the effects of influence and leverage in Casey's Making Connections communities.

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Mentoring as a Family Strengthening Strategy

November 30, 2004

This brief uses case studies and expert Q&As to explore how youth mentoring programs can engage parents and help strengthen families.

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No Time to Be Sick

November 22, 2004

This report explains why paid sick leave matters — who lacks access — and how policymakers can help expand it to support a strong, healthy workforce.

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Social Capital in Community Development

November 5, 2004

This report explores social capital in immigrant communities and communities of color — highlighting its role in driving community development.

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Working Hard, Falling Short

October 31, 2004

This report examines why so many families struggle — and how policy change could help more Americans achieve economic security and the middle-class dream.

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Good Jobs and Careers

October 27, 2004

This brochure describes the Casey Foundation's take on the 10 key components of implementing a successful long-term job retention workforce initiative.

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Introduction to Family Strengthening

October 24, 2004

This paper describes an innovative way of looking at helping families in poverty and how this new "strengthening" ideal can affect public policy.

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Generation Broke

October 13, 2004

Statistics are presented to show how debt affects young people's future and what can be done about it.

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Parental Involvement in Education

October 9, 2004

This brief shares real-world strategies for boosting parental involvement in schools — shaping how family-focused policies impact low-income communities.

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