Debunking Another Myth Surrounding Low-Income Housing Tax Credits with Brian Y. An b.gatech.edu/45URA28

Dating with my lovely daughter in the early evening, Monday—a time to chat over cup cakes and hot chocolate! The Georgetown ones in Buckhead (Atlanta), Georgia.

I like new semesters. You recruit new talented students to build an interdisciplinary team and tackle policy problems. A mix of Industrial Engineering, Computer Science, & Public Policy. We’ll work on a project about property tax that requires both quant and qualitative skills.

When you have a President and CEO of Atlanta Fed—Raphael Bostic as a PhD advisor and streets across your workplace, you still get to lunch with him and get advice on your life and career development. Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

I’m glad that I’ve had a successful 3rd yr/critical review Georgia Tech Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts Georgia Tech School of Public Policy. The next letter making me even happier & merrier is from my daughter’s elementary school: eligible for gifted education for her mental ability, achievement, creativity, & motivation

Corporate & institutional investors are impacting opportunity in the housing market. Join me Monday, October 2 Federal Reserve virtual research seminar on how financial models advance and constrain low-income communities. Register now: cvent.me/9DAbRy

Already in law school or considering going? The Georgia Institute of Technology Bar Association is offering scholarships to current students or alumni! For more details or to apply, email Matt Cohen at [email protected] or Todd Heffner at [email protected]

Irony of Burnout? I just got out of R&R for manuscript A. I'm then stuck in another urgent R&R for manuscript B studying burnout. I feel I'm getting burned out. What an irony & who am I recommending govts to address employee burnout when I'm in that trap?Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Recent PSJ (@psjeditor.bsky.social) article by Brian Y. An et al. shows: geographic proximity important for diffusion of non-pharmaceutical COVID policies eg lock-downs, but so was cultural proximity, which became more important over time, while role of geography declined. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/ps…

Hello NASPAA, here I came! Looking forward to the conference starting tomorrow for its various programs, including the Accreditation Institute! And Pittsburgh is just so beautiful!! A great urban place for conferences! Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

Did you check out today the The Conversation U.S., news website dedicated to unlocking knowledge from experts for the public? My research is the lead story in their daily newsletter! theconversation.com/us Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts GaTech Planning

I really didn’t expect that FORTUNE would feature my research. Thanks for widely circulating it (worldwide) to the industry stakeholders and global readers and subscribers interested in finance and real estate! fortune.com/2023/10/26/met… Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts

'I studied 1 million home sales in metro Atlanta and found that Black families are being squeezed out of homeownership by corporate investors' ✍️: Brian Y. An, via The Conversation theconversation.com/i-studied-1-mi…

Someone told me that there is a no perfect place, and if I have one or two colleagues that I like in my workplace, then it is a great place to work at. Happy hours in the Friday late afternoon with my Georgia Tech School of Public Policy Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts buddies. Another fun time for my fulfilled life :)

I’m really proud of my girl Jisu. Tonight, she and her choir got invited to the box lacrosse game Georgia Swarm Professional Lacrosse vs. Colorado Mammoth at the Gas South Arena with 13,000 seat capacity to sing the national anthem. Standing on a big stage needs big courage. I need that experience, too!

"Applying an intersectional understanding of extra work behavior and emotional exhaustion in local public service" by Brian Y. An, Cynthia J. Barboza-Wilkes, PhD, & @billresh finds extra work of minorities is not homogeneous within racial, gender,... doi.org/10.1111/padm.1… (1/n)

Study finds Atlantan’s “lost” $1.25 billion in equity thanks to selling out to corporations. wsbtv.com/news/local/stu…

Companies buying up houses drives prices up, but locals lose a huge amount of wealth. A new study shows that Atlantans lost $1.25 billion in equity thanks to corporate home buying. Black majority neighborhoods were hit hardest, losing $681 million. wsbtv.com/news/local/stu…

Georgia Tech's Anna Erickson leads a $25 million U.S. Department of Energy grant for the second time to research nuclear nonproliferation and education. b.gatech.edu/4bKZVbp

Thanks WSB-TV for featuring my interview and research about corporate landlords of single-family homes in Atlanta and their property management problems!