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The federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program was fraught with challenges including inequitable fund distribution and duplicate efforts.
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Expanding Access to Tax Benefits, for Free
United Way Worldwide and New Practice Lab look at expanding tax benefits access for free.
Improving Unemployment Insurance by Example
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The Public Interest Technology University Network (PIT-UN) Welcomes Five New Member Universities, Celebrates Recommitment from Existing Members
Executive Order on Federal Customer Service
'Power to the Public' authors offer an explainer on the significance of the Executive Order on Federal customer service.
Policy, Progress, and Family Economics in 2021
New Practice Lab looks back at lessons and policy progress in 2021.