Here's our roundup of this week's must-read posts.
It's budget season, folks. Read our overview of Mayor Muriel Bowser's new budget proposal for the next fiscal year, specifically as it relates to DC's affordable housing and transportation goals.
In Maryland, officials have budgeted plenty for rail improvement plans over the years. A bill package proposal could provide mechanisms to make those plans reality.
In other Maryland legislative news, a number of bills are moving through the legislature that would offer stronger protections for renters. Mike English argues they should pass.
Finally, meet Kai, GGWash's spring Engagement Intern, and learn more about the next internship opportunity.
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What could Mayor Bowser’s FY23 budget proposal mean for housing and transportation in DC?
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by George Kevin Jordan (Editor-in-Chief) • March 17, 2022
This week Mayor Muriel Bowser released parts of her FY23 budget proposal. Here are some highlights of the plan.
Maryland has a lot of rail plans. These bills could finally make some of them reality.
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by Alex Holt (Contributor) • March 16, 2022
Two bills proposed in the Maryland legislature would help make big plans for rail expansion and surrounding development a reality.
Opinion: These Maryland bills would help protect renters and prevent displacement
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by Mike English (Guest Contributor) • March 14, 2022
As Maryland’s General Assembly enters its final 30 days in session for 2022, more than two dozen bills have been proposed that would help renter households.
Meet Kai, our spring intern — and learn how you could join us this summer
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by Kai Hall (Engagement Intern) • March 15, 2022
Our interns are awesome! This spring, Kai, a third-year GWU student and avid urbanist, is joining GGWash as our Engagement Intern. Read more about him and other internship opportunities.
JOB POSTING: GGWash Engagement Intern - Summer 2022
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Do you want to learn how nonprofits operate? Are you hoping to build a career in nonprofit communications, events, policy, and/or related to sustainable and equitable transportation, land use, and housing in the Washington, DC, area? Greater Greater Washington is seeking Engagement Interns to help strengthen our interactions with our community of readers, members, and volunteers.
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