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DC’s Top Priority Should Be Preserving Resources for the Budget

By Jenny Reed • June 29, 2010 •

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The week ahead……..

By Jenny Reed • June 28, 2010 •

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Who Is Unemployed in DC?

By Jenny Reed • June 25, 2010 •

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DCFPI Honored for its â€œTireless Advocacy and Service to Vulnerable Children and Families in DCâ€

By Jenny Reed • June 22, 2010 •

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Help DC Improve Services for Low-Income Families

By Jenny Reed • June 21, 2010 •

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The week ahead………

By Jenny Reed • June 21, 2010 •

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Making Homeownership Affordable for This Generation â€“ and the Next

By Jenny Reed • June 16, 2010 •

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A First Look at the Final FY 2011 Budget

By Jenny Reed • June 15, 2010 •

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The week ahead………

By Jenny Reed • June 14, 2010 •

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Final Roundup of Cuts Restored in FY 2011 Budget

By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • June 9, 2010 •

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DC’s Top Priority Should Be Preserving Resources for the Budget

The week ahead……..

Who Is Unemployed in DC?

DCFPI Honored for its â€œTireless Advocacy and Service to Vulnerable Children and Families in DCâ€

Help DC Improve Services for Low-Income Families

The week ahead………

Making Homeownership Affordable for This Generation â€“ and the Next

A First Look at the Final FY 2011 Budget

The week ahead………

Final Roundup of Cuts Restored in FY 2011 Budget

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Latest Posts

DCFPI Welcomes New Communications Associate, Jordan Pelavin!

12 Charts of 2024: Visualizing DC’s Persistent Inequality and How to Build an Inclusive Economy

30,000 District Residents Struggle to Put Food on the Table Due to A Lack of Resources, and Many Lack Equitable Access to Grocery Options

DCFPI Honored for its â€œTireless Advocacy and Service to Vulnerable Children and Families in DCâ€