DC Mayor Avoids Major Tax Changes in ‘Status Quo’ Budget
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 19, 2020
What it Means for a Household to be Cost-burdened
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 19, 2020 • Income & Poverty
Statement from the DC Fiscal Policy Institute on Mayor Bowser’s Budget for FY 2021
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 18, 2020 • Revenue & Budget
“The pandemic is creating a defining moment in DC. The Mayor’s budget proposals for the current fiscal year (FY) and FY2021 take important steps to stave off large across-the-board budget cuts that would have deepened the downturn. We commend her decision […]
Elizabeth Davis, Alyssa Noth and Qubilah Huddleston: Prioritize Investments in Education to Meet Increased Student Needs
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 13, 2020 • Early Child & Pre-K to 12 Education
Black Washingtonians Make Up Less Than Half Of DC’s Population, But 80% Of Coronavirus Deaths
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • May 6, 2020 • COVID-19
DC Coalition Wants Massive Tax Breaks To Help Businesses Rebound From Coronavirus
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • April 20, 2020 • Inclusive Economy
The Numbers: Coming Home to Homelessness
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • April 13, 2020 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness / Homelessness
Coronavirus Crisis Will Make Washington Region ‘A More Class-divided Place’
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • April 6, 2020 • Income & Poverty
DCFPI Welcomes Eliana Golding to Our Team!
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 30, 2020
We’re excited to introduce you to DCFPI’s new affordable housing and workforce development policy analyst, Eliana Golding!
The Coronavirus Class Of College Seniors Faces A Difficult Financial Future
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 27, 2020 • Inclusive Economy