Access to food is a significant problem across America, even in our largest cities. Many areas remain food deserts with little to no access to fresh food. This issue is particularly evident in East Washington, DC, where our communities are still underserved.
Category: Washington DC
Washington, DC: A University District
Work cited by Politico Proximity to power and the most educated workforce in America make Washington a hotspot for new university campuses. Universities nationwide are buying office space for classes, alumni events, and federal lobbying. This growing market plays a crucial role in developing a work-from-home city. However, this shift may give unfair advantages to […]
Washington, DC: An International Capital
As the capital of the United States, Washington, DC, attracts significant investment and influence from beyond its borders. Many residents are employed by organizations headquartered elsewhere, reflecting the city’s unique role as both a hub for decision-making and a conduit for broader national and global dynamics. This external investment brings resources and opportunities, but it […]
Capital Bikeshare: A Comparison of Member and Nonmember Usage
Member and Non-members of Capital Bikeshare use the service differently. What does that say about the user base and how can Capital Bikeshare boost usage.