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Building a Strong, Independent DC Community College

November 20, 2009, Alice M. Rivlin and Martha Ross
Demographic and Economic Trends in the National Capital Region and their Effects on Children, Youth and Families

January 12, 2009, Benjamin Orr, David Park, Alice M. Rivlin, Martha Ross, Audrey Singer and Jill Wilson
Envisioning Opportunity: Three Options for a Community College in Washington, D.C.

June 6, 2008, Brooke DeRenzis, Alice M. Rivlin and Martha Ross
Putting Patients First: Developing and Maintaining Patient-Centered Medical Practices

October 24, 2007, Kathy Patrick and Martha Ross
Reducing Poverty in Washington, D.C. and Rebuilding the Middle Class from Within

March 2007, Brooke DeRenzis and Martha Ross
Health Status and Access to Care Among Low-Income Washington, D.C. Residents

October 2006, Martha Ross and Nicole Lurie
Leaders Among Us: Developing a Community Health Worker Program in Washington, D.C.

October 2006, Kathy Patrick and Martha Ross
Thin the Soup or Shorten the Line: Washington-Area Nonprofits Adapt to Uncertain Times

August 2004, Joseph Cordes, Mallory Barg, Martha Ross and Patricia Atkins
Documenting Neighborhood Conditions in Washington, DC

January 2004, Martha Ross
Calling 211: Enhancing the Washington Region's Safety Net After 9/11

September 2002, Martha Ross and Sandra Padilla, Diane Levy, and Elizabeth Cove, The Urban Institute
2001 Potomac Index

April 2002, David Robertson, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Gregory C. Goodwin, Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, Hal Wolman, George Washington University, Margery Austin Turner, Urban Institute, Martha Ross, Patricia S. Atkins, George Washington University and Stephen S. Fuller, George Mason University

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Building a Strong, Independent DC Community College

Demographic and Economic Trends in the National Capital Region and their Effects on Children, Youth and Families

Envisioning Opportunity: Three Options for a Community College in Washington, D.C.

Putting Patients First: Developing and Maintaining Patient-Centered Medical Practices

Reducing Poverty in Washington, D.C. and Rebuilding the Middle Class from Within

Health Status and Access to Care Among Low-Income Washington, D.C. Residents

Leaders Among Us: Developing a Community Health Worker Program in Washington, D.C.

Thin the Soup or Shorten the Line: Washington-Area Nonprofits Adapt to Uncertain Times

Documenting Neighborhood Conditions in Washington, DC

Calling 211: Enhancing the Washington Region's Safety Net After 9/11

2001 Potomac Index

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