$15 Minimum Wage Initiatives Gain Momentum In DC and Around the CountryBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 29, 2015 • Income & Poverty […] Read MoreArrow icon
DC Needs Plan to Help Medicaid Beneficiaries Work Through Eligibility and Enrollment IssuesBy Wes Rivers • July 28, 2015 • Health Equity […] Read MoreArrow icon
DC Should Seize the Opportunity to Strengthen Inclusionary Zoning And Generate More Affordable HousingBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 23, 2015 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness […] Read MoreArrow icon
Feds Give States Options to Cover Housing-Related Services with MedicaidBy Wes Rivers • July 22, 2015 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness / Health Equity / Homelessness […] Read MoreArrow icon
The President Can and Should Boost the Pay of Low-Wage Federal Contract WorkersBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 21, 2015 • Income & Poverty […] Read MoreArrow icon
How the U.S. Government Is Making Washington, D.C. the Capitol of InequalityBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 21, 2015 • Income & Poverty […] Read MoreArrow icon
The Need for Fairer Scheduling Practices in DC Emerges from HearingBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 16, 2015 • Inclusive Economy / Income & Poverty / Jobs & Training […] Read MoreArrow icon
Making Sure DC Residents Don’t Go HungryBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 15, 2015 • Health Equity / Income & Poverty […] Read MoreArrow icon
TESTIMONY OF WES RIVERS, POLICY ANALYST, DC FISCAL POLICY INSTITUTE, At the National Commission on Hunger Public Hearing in Washington, DC, July 14, 2015By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 15, 2015 • Income & Poverty […] Read MoreArrow icon
Unpredictable and Unsustainable: How Scheduling Practices in DC’s Service Sector Are Wreaking Havoc on WorkersBy DC Fiscal Policy Institute • July 13, 2015 […] Read MoreArrow icon