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Restaurants Can Continue to Thrive Under Initiative 77

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High-Road Development: Building Prosperity for Workers and the District

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New TANF Policy Ensures Greater Financial Stability for Kids and Families

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Restaurants Can Continue to Thrive Under Initiative 77

Where Is Affordable Housing Being Developed in DC? Explore DCFPI’s New Interactive Map

High-Road Development: Building Prosperity for Workers and the District

New TANF Policy Ensures Greater Financial Stability for Kids and Families

DCFPI on Twitter

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