In the two years since a graduation controversy at Ballou High School exposed a serious student absenteeism problem across the…
On November 13, 2019, D.C. Policy Center Executive Director Yesim Sayin Taylor testified on B23-0440, the “Removing Barriers to Occupational…
ABOUT THIS REPORT This State of D.C. Schools report is a systemwide overview of education in D.C. meant to help…
Previously: How the D.C. area’s population density has changed since 1970; How household incomes in the D.C. area have changed…
Previously: How the D.C. area’s population density has changed since 1970; How household incomes in the D.C. area have changed…
D.C.’s Planned Unit Development (PUD) process allows developers to gain additional height and density for a project (beyond what they…
01/16/2020 @ 9:00 am – 10:15 am –
You’re invited to join the D.C. Policy Center for the launch of its new report, State of D.C. Schools, on Thursday, January 16. You will receive an overview of the key findings from the report’s authors. Then, a panel of education stakeholders and researchers will discuss the report’s findings and implications, followed by an audience Q&A. Coffee provided. RSVP free but required.
Over 35 years after the enactment of the Rental Housing Act of 1985, the number of rent-stabilized units in D.C….
Below is a chronological list of all our reports, articles, and testimony:
The D.C. Policy Center is an independent policy and research center. We provide analysis on policy issues that affect the District of Columbia with a singular focus on the District’s economy and demographics. Our work covers topics such as job creation, affordable housing for middle- and low-income residents, workforce development, infrastructure and transportation, and alleviating poverty.
