Taxes and other sources of revenue make up the collective resources we need to meet DC’s growing needs and invest in public services that allow all DC residents to thrive, including early childhood education programs.
151 organizations sent a letter to members of Congress urging them to protect the District of Columbia’s autonomy by rejecting any federal bills that undermine its democratic institutions or overturn laws passed by DC voters or representatives.
Some formerly homeless and low-income D.C. seniors are turning down necessary assisted living care because, after charges for the facility, they would not have enough to cover their expenses, according to a D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute (DCFPI) report released […]
As the final vote on the major tenant rights reform bill approaches, an academic study challenges developers’ claims that TOPA hinders construction, revealing the divide between reliable findings and industry-driven advocacy campaigns.
The new initiative will fuel rapid-response advocacy to protect DC’s future and safeguard investments in racial and economic justice.
Mayor Bowser continues to give credence to Trump’s false claims about DC crime to justify the military escalation in which residents are being profiled, arrested, detained, and disappeared.
Comparing how the mayor’s proposed and Council-approved budgets meet community needs.
This week, the DC Fiscal Policy Institute (DCFPI) welcomed three new staff members to our team. They bring a wide array of experience, perspectives, and skills and we are so excited to have them on board.
“We are honored to join Spur Local’s incredible network,” said executive director Erica Williams. “This partnership enables us to strengthen efforts in support of our mission and to broaden our reach and impact.”
The budget, which passed 10-2, largely left in proposed cuts to homeless services and social safety nets for low-income residents.