The Coronavirus Class Of College Seniors Faces A Difficult Financial Future
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 27, 2020 • Inclusive Economy
Rent Caps Could Yield Thousands In Added Income For DC’s Low-Income Residents, Report Finds
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 12, 2020 • Income & Poverty
Statement: DC Fiscal Policy Institute (DCFPI) Seeks Improvements to Councilmember Charles Allen’s “Metro for DC” Proposal
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 6, 2020 • Income & Poverty
DC Councilmember Charles Allen’s proposal to give most adult residents a $100 monthly transit subsidy and add new bus lines in neighborhoods that need them the most would go a long way—but the bill has serious flaws.
Almost One Third Of People Experiencing Homelessness In DC Say Incarceration Played A Role In Housing Struggles
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • March 3, 2020 • Affordable Housing & Ending Homelessness / Homelessness
DC Black History Matters: Five Reads for the Close of Black History Month
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 28, 2020
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In a City Dominated by Private Universities, UDC Makes a Pitch to District Residents: ‘We are Affordable and High Quality.’
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 23, 2020
Fiscal Year 2021 Budget Priorities
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 19, 2020 • Revenue & Budget
The District budget presents an opportunity to make critical investments that ensure every DC resident has the chance to fulfill their potential. By adequately investing in schools, early education, housing, and health care—the building blocks of thriving […]
Should DC Businesses Be Forced To Accept Cash In An Era Of Digital Payments?
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 13, 2020 • Inclusive Economy
The District’s Economy is Booming, but Many Black Washingtonians Have Been Left Out, Study Finds
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • February 11, 2020 • Inclusive Economy / Jobs & Training