DCFPI
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DC Fiscal Policy Institute shapes racially-just tax, budget, and policy decisions to advance an antiracist, equitable future.
Joined December 2010
When you think about it, creating racially-just tax, budget, and policy is pretty romantic ❤️ #TaxValentines
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RT @AnneTheAnalyst: Are you a DC parent to young children? Are you looking for an opportunity to help shape child care policy in the Distri…
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Because of the mayor and DC Council’s failure to fully fund housing needs, the number of homeless and unsheltered people will only continue to grow. Join us today in messaging your Councilmembers to ask them to address this issue ➡️📨
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DC is home to 700,000 residents that—like everyone else in the country—go to work, raise their kids, and try to live our lives the best we can. We have the right to self-governance just like every other American. #DCStatehood
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Because of the mayor and DC Council’s failure to fully fund housing needs, the number of homeless and unsheltered people will only continue to grow. Join us today in messaging your Councilmembers to ask them to address this issue-
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The root of economic inequality is structural racism, and DCFPI is working to build a future in which every person, no matter their race or ethnicity, has what they need to live to their fullest. Want to learn more? Get on our email list!
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We are thrilled to welcome Ashley Blake to the DCFPI Board of Directors. Blake has nearly 2 decades of non-profit leadership and a deep commitment to advocating on behalf of historically marginalized populations. Read more:
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The Pay Equity Fund is a first-of-its-kind in the nation program and its benefits to educators, the child care industry, and families have been shown to outweigh its costs. Dismantling it would be a shameful step backwards.
When asked about plans to cut the #WashingtonDC Pay Equity Fund again, @MayorBowser's team said: "...we are in the initial stages of developing the budget for fiscal year 2026, there will be difficult decisions to make because revenues are stagnant while spending increases." Read more in @eltiempolatino
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The inauguration may have represented a shift in federal power, but we know DC is a city where real people live, work, and face consequences based on the decisions of a new administration. Our commitment to advancing an antiracist, equitable future remains
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