Virtual Migrations
Description:
The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted migration patterns in fundamental ways, as remote work has altered how and where people conduct business. Virtual Migrations, the third in the three-part series, underscores the dynamics at work as technological advances and pervasive high-speed internet are enabling greater efficiencies.
Learning objectives
- Understand how flexible work environments are fundamentally altering traditional commuting patterns across the US
- Demonstrate locational advantages of smaller communities and the amenities they provide as alternatives to urban centers
- Highlight transformations in workplace environments that are making long-distance telecommuting an economically viable alternative to the traditional office
- Reveal complexities associated with locational decisions for affordable housing as a result of economic pressures.
This session was recorded on December 1, 2021.
2.00 LUs
Instructors
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Sarah Karlinsky
Senior Advisor | SPUR
Sarah Karlinsky is an expert in housing and land use policy. She has led the publication of... -
Evelyn Lee
FAIASenior Experience Designer | Slack Technologies
Evelyn Lee, FAIA, is the first ever Senior Experience Designer at Slack Technologies, Founder of... -
Nathan Ogle
AIAFounder | 12CHC|Design Management
Nathan Ogle is the founder of 12CHC|Design Management, an Architectural, Real Estate, Contracts,... -
Ileana Serrano
Data Dissemination Specialist | U.S. Census Bureau
Ileana Serrano serves as a Data Dissemination Specialist for the U.S. Census Bureau. She is a... -
Douglas Teiger
FAIAFounder | Teiger Consulting
Douglas’s mission is to mentor young firms in order to accelerate their growth. Using his expertise...