The nonprofit and advocacy sector in the District of Columbia employs over 70,000 employees.[1] While some of these organizations are…
Recently, many people were surprised that much of the “small business relief” in the federal CARES Act was received by…
After declaring a public health emergency for the District of Columbia on March 11th, 2020, Mayor Bowser closed non-essential businesses…
The economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic have been dramatic and unprecedented, as cities and countries shut down large swaths…
With the novel coronavirus continuing to spread across the nation, the impacts have been uneven, both in terms of who…
Note: D.C. updates on the spread of the coronavirus and COVID-19 are available at coronavirus.dc.gov. This article was originally published…
In response to COVID-19 social distancing protocols, educators in D.C. have had to confront the daunting task of virtually teaching…
According to the latest population estimates released by the Census Bureau, D.C.’s population grew by just 4,202 residents last year,…
Author’s note: We initially planned to publish this report on March 17, 2020. But with the breaking of the COVID-19…
