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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Early Childhood Investments Make Early Educator Compensation More Equitable and Stabilize the Child Care Sector

Testimony of Danielle Hamer at the Early Childhood Educator Compensation Task Force Roundtable

City Leaders Must Invest Further to Ensure the Long-Term Stability of DC’s School-Based Behavioral Health Program

DC Fails to Invest in Vital Health and Income Support Programs Despite Moment of Great Need

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