Continued support of the Disability Vote Project to ensure equal voting rights and to enhance accessibility of the political process for people with disabilities in DC and surrounding MD and VA through improvements in polling places, technology and implementation of the "Help America Vote Act of 2002" (HAVA).

General operating support for the legislative advocacy and public awareness campaign to minimize the effects of human trafficking, modern-day slavery and worker exploitation.

To support advocacy and public policy reforms to improve the quality of legislative, administrative and judicial policies in DC that affect children.

Fifth and final grant in support of general operations and the Research, Policy and Advocacy Program, whose purpose in this phase is to reduce the political and socioeconomic marginalization of poor Latino children, youth and Families in the District of Columbia.

To support the Carefirst Watch Coalition, whose purpose is to safeguard access to health care for the residents of the District of Columbia through careful monitoring and analysis of the conversion of CareFirst from a nonprofit to a for profit entity.

To co-produce, in partnership with DC Vote, a briefing book as an initial step in planning a campaign to bring voting rights to District of Columbia residents.

General operating support to secure and enforce the rights of low-income workers in the District of Columbia.

General operating support to bring an authoritative research voice to tax and budget debates in the District of Columbia, with a focus on low- and moderate income residents.

To co-produce, in partnership with DC Appleseed, a briefing book as an initial step in planning a campaign to bring voting rights to District of Columbia residents.

General operating support of DC Hunger Solutions, whose purpose is to assure that federally funded nutrition programs are more readily accessible and widely used in the District of Columbia.

To support the further development and expansion of the Peer Advocacy Support Program, and to support a second foster parent advocacy forum.

General operating support for the Center's programs.

To support the Directions series, which consists of three shows a year that are devoted to the work of innovative and emerging artists.

Continued funding of the Child Support Enforcement Reform Project to remedy systemic failures in the District of Columbia's program to collect child support for poor families.

First installment of a $300,000 grant to support the inaugural series of exhibitions in the new Photography Galleries in the West Building.

To support a process of identifying areas of commonality in order to improve the effectiveness of local advocacy groups.

General and communications support to strengthen the collective voice of nonprofit leaders on issues of regional concern.

General operating support of its advocacy and public policy efforts to combat recent legal initiatives that have significantly diminished due process rights of immigrant women and prohibit their access to justice.

Support for professional development through Stanford University's Executive Program for Nonprofit Leaders.

First installment of a $200,000 grant to support a major acquisition of photographs created by the American photographer Robert Adams.