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Independent Commission Examines Public Education Finance in the District

DCFPI Welcomes New Staff

Making Sense of the District’s Tax Abatement Dollars

The District Dime’s bye week

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ERAP Should Be a Critical Part of The District’s Response to Housing Instability

The DC Council Should Invest in Comprehensive Affordable Housing Solutions

TANF Should Be an Element of DC’s Economic Growth Agenda

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D.C.’s most apolitical official is on the hot seat — with $180M on the line

Child Care Workers Deserve Quality, Affordable Health Care

Implementation of Federal Cuts to SNAP is Critical to Preventing Harm to DC Residents

DC Families Deserve High-Quality and Affordable Child Care

DC Council Should More Closely Examine Spending on Trickle-Down Economic Strategies

D.C. attorney general tells CFO to ignore Congress on tax law dispute

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