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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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Making KIDS COUNT in Rural Northern New England

October 4, 2004

This report blends data with stories of rural family success in Northern New England — offering insights and ideas to help these communities thrive.

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State Legislative Leaders' Perceptions of KIDS COUNT

September 30, 2004

This report shares how 333 lawmakers view and use KIDS COUNT data — shaping policy to create a brighter, fairer future for America’s children.

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Casey Connects: Fall 2004

September 24, 2004

This issue highlights Casey’s support for nonprofit leadership transitions — and how it helped families access $225 million in tax credits in 2004.

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