Join us Saturday at 10 am with Kate Lister, president of Global Workplace Analytics, one of the most recognized names in remote work for nearly two decades.

Kate sees a complex and challenging set of possibilities as remote work becomes a permanent part of how Californians live.

A fascinating Q & A will be led by Livable California board member Keith Gurnee, a former San Luis Obispo City Councilmember, planner, urban designer and past president of the California Planning Roundtable.

Kate will discuss how remote work could be a double-edged sword in California, including:

Remote work could reduce greenhouse gases
Reduce home prices in certain cities
Encourage people to shop local
Increase employment opportunities

Remote work could increase sprawl
Reduce public transportation ridership
Increase cost of suburban/rural homes
Bring about outmigration of knowledge workers
Erode the tax base in certain urban areas
Discourage employers from staying in/moving to CA

Join us Saturday as we discuss what the future may hold, and how it might be shaped by residents, elected officials, corporate interests, environmental organizations and other voices.

Folks, we ask that you donate to us today, right here, and we thank you warmly for your support! We’re small fry who question many of the planning, environmental and housing practices embraced in Sacramento that clearly are not producing more affordable communities.

We thank you so much for being a part of this!

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