All publications about poverty and income inequality.
Both during and after, the COVID-19 pandemic is going to widen existing inequities in Washington, D.C. Despite the heavily repeated…
On April 24, 2019, D.C. Policy Center Deputy Director of Policy Kathryn Zickuhr testified on B23-0097, “Access to Public Benefits…
In recent years, jurisdictions across the country have increasingly turned to fines and fees[1] both as a policy mechanism and…
Many sociologists have described the effects of concentrated poverty, but in speaking about concentrated poverty to audiences around the country,…
If you follow the latest articles on workforce development, you might be forgiven for thinking that the big question today…
Over the past several decades, Black residential segregation in the metropolitan area of Washington, D.C. has slowly but steadily decreased,…
Various calculations, surveys, and reports frequently place D.C. among the top 10 healthiest cities in the nation, in no small…
Why does the city that’s frequently ranked the “Healthiest City in America” still have such disparities in health outcomes for…
D.C.’s story is frequently told through income inequality and poverty. But there is also a part that is seldom explored—that…
