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Innovative models to preserve affordable housing are even more important in the aftermath of COVID-19
In high-cost markets like DC, a growing share of working families were already struggling to pay their monthly rent. Architects behind the Washington Housing Initiative explore how public-private innovation can address the worsening housing affordability and neighborhood displacement crises during the pandemic.
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Centering DC public housing residents in COVID-19 response can help address racial inequities
Black people account for 74 percent of COVID-19 deaths in DC while comprising less than half of its population. The residents we spoke with are clear: put equity at the forefront and center those most affected in developing COVID-19 response.
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Responding to the COVID-19 crisis: Providing direct cash assistance to DC residents
Urban Institute president Sarah Rosen Wartell recently led a discussion with nonprofit leaders on how the THRIVE East of the River program’s direct cash and food assistance is helping DC residents weather the pandemic.
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Growing youth apprenticeship in greater DC
In June 2020, the Urban Institute Youth Apprenticeship Intermediary Project convened a group of educators and policymakers from across the greater DC region to share their experiences and recommendations on how to structure and strengthen apprenticeship programs.
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