Public transportation in the national capital region consists of Metrorail, buses, and some commuter trains. In between, there are substantial…
D.C. Policy Center Executive Director Yesim Sayin Taylor will be speaking at three upcoming events in April and May: April…
Three-quarters of public school students in the District attend a school other than the in-boundary school in their neighborhood, where…
The D.C. Policy Center report “Schools in the Neighborhood: Can Neighborhood Characteristics Explain Enrollment at In-Boundary Schools?” examines the connections…
The D.C. Policy Center report “Taking Stock of the District’s Housing Stock: Capacity, Affordability and Pressures on Family Housing” provides a…
Last decade’s excitement about the prospect of high-speed rail in the United States gave way to disappointment over project cancellations…
On Tuesday March 20, 2018, D.C. Policy Center Executive Director Yesim Sayin Taylor will testify on Bill 22-663, the Comprehensive…
This week, in celebration of Sunshine Week and as stipulated in D.C.’s Data Policy, the Chief Data Officer released the…
D.C. wants more people on buses and bicycles. But it needs to pick up the pace on its projects to…
The D.C. Policy Center is an independent policy and research center. We provide analysis on policies 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.
