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DC lawmakers need to address inadequate revenue growth, a trend that is unlikely to change...
Fewer Black women are participating in DC’s labor force since 2024, meaning they are no...
Lawmakers can use this moment to advance a more progressive and racially-just tax system by...
Labor Day is a day to celebrate workers, but high costs coupled with low wages, federal interference, and chronic racial inequities are hurting...
Approximately 1,200 DC residents could lose critical Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by October.
The perennial conversation around affordability in DC stems not just from high prices, but also...
With the largely temporary revenue Councilmembers were able to raise, they at least partially addressed...
DCFPI is excited to welcome Neha Baskar as our new intern, supporting our early childhood education work!
The current budget cuts will leave thousands of working families and single parents without affordable...
By every measure, such as median income, poverty rate, and homeownership, older Black residents are...
The revenue the District has collected for the Local Fund budget—primarily made up of income,...
Between 2023 and 2024, DC’s child poverty rate increased by 11.2 percentage points to reach...
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