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Featured Publications & Resources

Family Homelessness Is on the Rise in DC: FY 2015 Investments Can Help

Making the Promise of a Strong Social Safety Net a Reality

Closing the Gap Between Policy and Reality: Preventing Wrongful Denials and Terminations of Public Benefits in the District of Columbia

Council Should Fill Gaps in Mental Health Services for Students with FY 2015 Budget

How Did the FY 2015 Budget Change During Council Mark-Ups?

A Good Start, But a Long Way to Go to Combat the Rise in Homelessness in DC

More than 100 DC Schools Have Taken Steps to Serve Free Meals to All Students

Improving DC’s Grades on Children’s Mental Health

Unlocking Opportunities: Services That Help Poor Children Succeed In the Classroom

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Public Comments in Opposition to Proposed Federal "Public Charge" Rule

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DC Tax Credits for Households with Low Incomes Will Reduce Child Poverty by One-Fifth

More Jurisdictions Are Creating Child Tax Credits

Delays and a subsidy shortage leave single homeless residents out in the cold

Why Revenue is Essential for Early Childhood Education

Part Two of Mayor Bowser’s “Growth” Agenda Ignores Moment of Crisis

Here’s how D.C. solved the billion-dollar budget problem Congress created

D.C. renters face record eviction levels amid dwindling aid and rising housing costs

Over 150 Organizations Call on Congress to Commit to Defending DC’s Autonomy

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