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Lessons from the Waterfront: Economic Development Projects Must Do More to Lessen DC’s Worsening Income Inequality

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DC Put $8 Million More in the Pockets of Low-Income Workers Thanks to Tax Credit Expansion

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Don’t ‘Repeal and Replace’ Paid Family and Medical Leave

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Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Toolkit

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Want a sneak peak at DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority's proposed budget & give input? Join us Monday Nov 6! https://t.co/fxjdwSssfI

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As demand for new aff housing increases, the amt of stress on our subsidies is only going to grow. @c_zippel in @wcp https://t.co/6umMCe5b41

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Today, we’re wearing purple because everyone deserves safe, healthy relationships. #PurpleThursday #SpreadLoveDC… https://t.co/fYSst9nGYP

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Giving $82 million to Union Market developers without getting good jobs & aff housing in return is a bad move for DC https://t.co/NxaIaqnOmE

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Lessons from the Waterfront: Economic Development Projects Must Do More to Lessen DC’s Worsening Income Inequality

DC Put $8 Million More in the Pockets of Low-Income Workers Thanks to Tax Credit Expansion

Don’t ‘Repeal and Replace’ Paid Family and Medical Leave

Fiscal Year 2018 Budget Toolkit

DCFPI on Twitter

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