This article is adapted from “The 2018 State of the Business Report: Towards a More Inclusive Economy,” a report D.C….
ABSTRACT Businesses in the District depend on the ability of the District to become a more inclusive city. In 2003,…
The District is considering legislation to expand its Renewable Energy Portfolio Standards (RPS requirements) so that 100 percent of all…
America’s drug problem continues to evolve in startling and dangerous ways, and the District of Columbia remains at the forefront…
Where is the school-age population likely to live? This post examines population forecasts and housing prices to highlight areas of…
How will enrollment in D.C.’s public schools grow? This blog post examines which grade bands are expected to grow the…
Why has enrollment in D.C.’s public schools grown? This blog post examines births and cohorts staying in schools at higher…
× I. Growth in population is largely from Millennials I. i. D.C.’s growing Millennial population I. ii. D.C.’s population aged…
Many sociologists have described the effects of concentrated poverty, but in speaking about concentrated poverty to audiences around the country,…
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