Date: October 6th
8:30a.m. to 4:30p.m.
Location: George Mason University
Van Metre Hall
3351 Fairfax Dr
Arlington, VA 22201
Dr. Terry Clower will be part of the NVRC and GMU CREE critical housing conversation.
This full-day symposium will bring together:
✔️ Elected officials
✔️ Housing and economic experts
✔️ Policy and planning leaders
✔️ Nonprofits and advocates
Listen to Dr. Clower discuss the Washington Region with What’s Working in Washington
More from What’s Working in Washington: Here
The CRA is proud to have contributed to “Pandemic and the City”, edited by Mehmet Güney Celbiş, Karima Kourtit, and Peter Nijkamp. The book is a contemporary view of how COVID-19 impacted urban life and discusses various policy responses. Other contibuting authors include Frank van Oort, Denise Pumain, and Kingsley E. Haynes.
Dr. Terry Clower and Dr. Keith Waters contributed a policy tool to examine sub-national regions and explored the tool in several OECD countries.
Pandemic Regional Recovery Index: An Adaptable Tool for Decision-Making on Regions
Dr. Laurie Schintler and GMU co-author Connie McNeely explore the nexus of social justice, digitalization and health and well-being in the their contribution that pays particular attention to the impacts of AI.
Social Justice, Digitalization, and Health and Well-Being in the Pandemic City
The Stephen S. Fuller Institute has released the November 2022 issue of the monthly Washington Economy Watch. In August 2022,
The Washington area’s economic performance, as tracked by the Washington Coincident Index, has experienced a slowing trend since February and does not appear to have benefited from the US economy’s renewed GDP growth during the third quarter. However, the Washington Leading Index, which is designed to forecast the Washington area’s near-term economic outlook, has been positive each month since April and its gains have been trending higher. This mixed performance offers insight into the underlying structure of the Washington area’s economy that will shape its performance going forward as the Federal Reserve Board focuses on reducing the inflation rate by continuing to raise interest rates with only secondary concerns about tripping the national economy into recession in 2023.
