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Federal cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program could cause some DC-area families to lose an average of $187 in monthly benefits.
Addressing Burnout Is Critical to the Social Sector’s Success Prioritizing the well-being of workers in the social sector will help reduce pressure in social sector organizations and its infrastructure and ensure the sector can thrive.Automatically Enrolling Student Loan Borrowers in Income-Driven Repayment Could Prevent Most Defaults A new proposal to automatically enroll delinquent borrowers in income-driven repayment and increase the income level exempt from payments could substantially reduce early defaults.A New Tool Can Help Forecast the Housing Market A forecaster simulation can help policymakers explore how policy reforms and public investment influence urgent housing challenges.How to Overcome Inequities and Disparities in the Growing Social Sector Infrastructure Addressing inequities and disparities for people of color and other marginalized groups in the social sector infrastructure will make the system stronger and more inclusive.Disability Justice Isn’t Possible without Housing Justice More than 18 million disabled people face significant barriers to finding housing that is affordable, accessible, and inclusive of their needs.The FHA and the GSEs: Coordination to Increase Access to Credit The GSEs and the FHA can coordinate future fee reductions and other policies to ensure their actions expand overall access to credit and don’t just shift market share from one channel to another.
