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ICYMI: Last week, our analysts spoke with community members about DC's budget process, how COVID has affected the city's spending, and how to advocate NOW for a #JustRecoveryDC. The recording is up, so tune in! https://www.dcfpi.org/event/community-budget-forum-fy-2021/

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ON OUR BLOG: Many childcare providers were operating with thin margins pre-COVID. @QubilahHudd & @LlyssaBrooke write on the increases in public funding crucial to ensuring DC's childcare industry can remain intact and meet increased needs. https://bit.ly/3h3DYJF

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From @QubilahHudd's testimony before @councilofdc Committee of the Whole and Committee on Education: "Without dedicated public funding support, DC may lose more than 6,500 early learning seats, which represents 20 percent of the city’s childcare supply."

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Mayor’s Proposed Budget Falls Short of Stabilizing Child Care Sector

DC Council Should Put Revenue on the Table to Build a Just Recovery

Statement from the DC Fiscal Policy Institute Calling on Leaders to Reject Police Violence

A Deeper Dive Into the Mayor’s Budget Proposals

DCFPI on Twitter

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