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Featured Publications & Resources

What’s in the Amended FY 2010 DC Budget? A Summary

Census Data Show No Major Changes in DC Poverty in 2008: Yet Figures Reveal Large Disparities in Poverty between Different Population Groups

In DC, Back-to-School Brings a Lesson in Subtraction: Budget Cuts

Incomes Are Growing in the District, But Not For Everyone

New Census Data Reveal Growing Income Gaps in the District

Expanding the District’s Sales Tax Can Raise Revenue, While Increasing Tax Fairness

Good News About Health Insurance Coverage in DC: Census Data Show DC’s Uninsured Rate Has Dropped and Is One of the Lowest in the U.S.

Progressive Tax Reform that Makes Sense: Eliminating DC’s Tax Break for Investing in Other States’ Bonds

Expanding District Unemployment Benefits: A Necessary Boost During These Tough Times

Fenty Administration Implements Long-Awaited Inclusionary Zoning â€“ The 2006 Affordable Housing Law

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Repealing Harsh Income Rules Will Help Unhoused Residents Access Assisted Living

Mayor Bowser Paves the Way for More Federal Overreach

What’s in the Fiscal Year 2026 DC Budget?

DCFPI Welcomes Three New Staff Members

The Devastating Economic and Human Toll of Mass Deportation

DC Fiscal Policy Institute Selected for Spur Local’s 2025 Class

Final budget passes D.C. Council without increases to homeless services

The RFK Deal Should Maximize Benefits for DC Residents

In Final Budget Vote, a Lot of Disappointment

Council-Approved FY 2026 Budget Fails to Adequately Meet the Moment

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