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DC’s Revenue Picture is Improving but Substantial Financial Challenges Remain

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Remembering Our Neighbors Who Died While Homeless

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The District Must Enact Revenue Options to Thwart Deepening Income Inequality

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Black Workers in the Grip of the Recession—Declining UI Trust Fund Could Cause More Harm

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At DCFPI, we strive to encourage policymakers to use the resources at their disposal to help lift communities out of poverty and invest in communities of color that have been historically excluded from wealth-building opportunities. #MLKDay2021

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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was not only a civil rights icon; he was also a champion of economic justice. On a day full of platitudes from corporations and politicians meant to honor King—we challenge leaders to take the necessary actions for racial justice and economic equity.

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15 Jan

If you missed our Policy Director, @TazraMitchell, Tuesday on @WPFWDC “Community Watch & Comment” talking to radio host David Rabin about income inequality and unemployment numbers in DC, check it out about 41 minutes into the show using the link below!
https://wpfwfm.org/radio/programming/archived-shows

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

DC’s Revenue Picture is Improving but Substantial Financial Challenges Remain

Remembering Our Neighbors Who Died While Homeless

The District Must Enact Revenue Options to Thwart Deepening Income Inequality

Black Workers in the Grip of the Recession—Declining UI Trust Fund Could Cause More Harm

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