Five Questions with Casey

Five Questions With Casey is a blog-post series, with each installment featuring a staff member of the Annie E. Casey Foundation fielding five questions about their work. Check out the interview series.

Five Questions with Sue Lin Chong on Communicating KIDS COUNT

As senior communications manager, Sue Lin Chong works to maximize the Foundation’s mission to build brighter futures for children and families. Learn more about her work in this installment of Five Questions with Casey.

Five Questions with Casey: Allison Gerber on the Value of Apprenticeships

Senior Associate Allison Gerber discusses the role of apprenticeships in Casey's strategies for connecting people to jobs.

Five Questions with Casey: Rob Geen and the Importance of Family

In this "Five Questions" edition, Geen discusses findings from the KIDS COUNT Policy Report, Every Kid Needs a Family, about the importance of connecting children in foster care with families.

Five Questions with Casey: Bonnie Howard and the Power of Partnerships

As director of national partnerships, Bonnie Howard oversees investments and relationships with organizations that help the Casey Foundation make a bigger difference in the lives of kids and families.

Five Questions with Leslie Boissiere on the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading

Leslie Boissiere, chief operating officer of the Campaign for Grade-Level Reading, talks about the movement by communities to get kids reading proficiently by the end of third grade.

Five Questions with Casey: Kweku Forstall and the Atlanta Civic Site

As director of the Atlanta Civic Site team, Kweku Forstall oversees programs, investments and partnerships to increase educational and economic opportunities for children, families and communities in several southwest Atlanta neighborhoods.

Five Questions with Casey: Irene Lee and the Foundation's Work on Immigration Issues

Irene Lee directs the Foundation’s work focused on ensuring individuals and families have access to economic opportunity and started our grant making around refugee and immigrant families. She sits down for Five Questions with Casey.

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