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Student Access to Trauma-Informed Schools Should Be A Priority in the District

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DC Created a Local Solution to Preserve Health Coverage Gains. Congress Should Not Interfere.

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DCFPI Celebrates the Adoption of “Birth to Three For All DC”

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

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#TBT: This June, DC Council enacted #Bto3ForAllDC legislation. Here's why this is a big deal for DC's infants & to… https://t.co/kP3Dov3Qw2

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The DC Fiscal Policy Institute, part of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, conducts research and public education on budget and tax issues in the District of Columbia, with a particular emphasis on issues that affect low- and moderate-income residents. By preparing timely analyses that are used by policy makers, the media, and the public, DCFPI seeks to inform public debates on budget and tax issues and to ensure that the needs of lower-income residents are considered in those debates.

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Advocating for a Better DC for All

Student Access to Trauma-Informed Schools Should Be A Priority in the District

DC Created a Local Solution to Preserve Health Coverage Gains. Congress Should Not Interfere.

DCFPI Celebrates the Adoption of “Birth to Three For All DC”

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

DCFPI on Twitter

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