Investing in Hope: Signature Report 2016
Our 2016 signature report marks Casey Family Programs’ 50th anniversary and reflects on the urgent need for a collective effort to build Communities of Hope.
Our 2016 signature report marks Casey Family Programs’ 50th anniversary and reflects on the urgent need for a collective effort to build Communities of Hope.
Nearly 100 foster care youth and alumni will shadow members of Congress and share their experiences in the child welfare system.
More than 300 participants shared ways to reduce violence and increase opportunities for African American men and boys.
One of the most important supports that helps students succeed in school is a deeply involved and caring adult.
In this video, see how Lorain County took on the challenge of reforming how it spent child welfare money.
States with Title IV-E demonstrations are using evidence-based practices, but more cost-benefit analyses are needed.
We can make more effective investments to ensure better outcomes for our most vulnerable children.
The Association of Black Foundation Executives names William C. Bell as the 2014 James A. Joseph Lecturer.
Evidence-based home visiting shows potential to prevent maltreatment, which has significant societal costs.
William C. Bell delivers the keynote address at the 2009 Statewide Policy Conference for Washington state.
The 2012 Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act has set the stage for important and meaningful improvements to child welfare in America.
Public policy
Investing in Hope: Signature Report 2016Our 2016 signature report marks Casey Family Programs’ 50th anniversary and reflects on the urgent need for a collective effort to build Communities of Hope. Foster care youth head to nation’s capital for Shadow Day programNearly 100 foster care youth and alumni will shadow members of Congress and share their experiences in the child welfare system. Cities United highlights ‘the fierce urgency of now’ for black men and boysMore than 300 participants shared ways to reduce violence and increase opportunities for African American men and boys.
PBS explores programs that support foster youths’ educational successOne of the most important supports that helps students succeed in school is a deeply involved and caring adult. Pioneering demonstration projects reshape foster care, child welfareIn this video, see how Lorain County took on the challenge of reforming how it spent child welfare money. Research Evidence and Benefit-Cost Data for Title IV-E Waiver InterventionsStates with Title IV-E demonstrations are using evidence-based practices, but more cost-benefit analyses are needed. Smart Spending for Better OutcomesWe can make more effective investments to ensure better outcomes for our most vulnerable children. More than money: pathways for philanthropy and governmentThe Association of Black Foundation Executives names William C. Bell as the 2014 James A. Joseph Lecturer. The Potential for Cost Savings from Home Visiting Due to Reductions in Child MaltreatmentEvidence-based home visiting shows potential to prevent maltreatment, which has significant societal costs. Fatherhood policy vs. fatherhood practice: The question remains “How can you support a child if you can’t support yourself?”William C. Bell delivers the keynote address at the 2009 Statewide Policy Conference for Washington state. Smarter investments keep children safe: The Child and Family Services Improvement Act expanded the authority to grant waivers to provisions of Title IV-EThe 2012 Child and Family Services Improvement and Innovation Act has set the stage for important and meaningful improvements to child welfare in America. Get involved
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