By Laura Wilson Phelan and Lee Teitel   After centuries of exclusion and segregation within the American education system, major…

On the surface, D.C.’s economy is thriving. But this is not the case for all residents. D.C. is among the…

Housing is the great stage on which a city is built. Housing defines how residents share the wealth created by…

In an essay on tax practices that amplify racial inequities, D.C. Policy Center Executive Director Yesim Sayin Taylor examines how…

The District of Columbia is becoming increasingly more segregated by race and income in many areas. As outlined in the…

By Yanique Redwood, PhD, MPH, and Nicky Goren The Consumer Health Foundation and the Meyer Foundation jointly commissioned papers on…

Why does the city that’s frequently ranked the “Healthiest City in America” still have such disparities in health outcomes for…