D.C. Finally Rolls Out Rules for an Almost Decade-Old Affordable Housing Law
Washington City Paper • December 28, 2017 • Affordable Housing
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Activists Mourn Steady Pace of Homeless Deaths in the Nation’s Capital
Street Sense Media • December 22, 2017 • Homelessness
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The New D.C.: Outside an REI That Sells Tents, Desperate People Are Living In Them
Washington Post • December 14, 2017 • Affordable Housing / Homelessness
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D.C. Establishes $10 Million Fund to Preserve Disappearing Affordable Housing
Washington Post • November 27, 2017 • Affordable Housing
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Giving More People a Bigger Say in Our Elections
Washington Post • November 10, 2017 • Income & Poverty
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The Wharf Officially Opens with Much Fanfare
The Washington Informer • October 18, 2017 • Economic Development / Jobs & Training
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The healthy D.C. economy is leaving behind longtime black residents, new study finds
The Washington Post • October 12, 2017 • Economic Development / Income & Poverty
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Paid Family Leave May Be Law In The District, But Some Big Details Are Still Up For Debate
WAMU 88.5 • October 3, 2017 • Jobs & Training
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Is The District Too Tough On Businesses?
The Kojo Nnamdi Show • September 20, 2017 • Economic Development / Jobs & Training
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Ahead of regional summit, left-leaning policy groups say ‘No’ to a sales tax for Metro
By DC Fiscal Policy Institute • August 27, 2017 • Taxes
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