Covid-19 has changed the way we look at how and where we work, study, move and live.

We know that we are working and studying from home more than ever and our relationships with our places of work and education have changed. We also know that there is less activity in the CBD. During the peak of the crisis, our movement behavious and patterns also changed.

As we emerge from the crisis, the questions we must ask are:

1. How much of this change is temporary and how much will become the ‘new normal’?

2. How will this change influence how we plan, develop, activate and manage our cities and regions in the future?

3. How can we learn from the experience and use it to our advantage?

In December 2020 the AIUS SA released a survey; Post Covid-19: How will we work, study, move and live?

The AIUS SA will be exploring the survey results and these questions in more detail at our event on 18 May 2021.

AIUS SA President Benjamin Cooper will be joined by:

Helen Dyer Chair of the State Planning Commission

Daniels Langeberg AIUS SA Board Member, CEO EcoCaddy, CEO Mache Coworking and CoFounder Mache Wellbeing Studio

Professor Emma Baker Professor of Housing Research at the University of Adelaide

Event Details

Date: Tuesday 18 / 5 / 2021

Time: 3:00pm - 4:00pm

Where: Zoom (Log in at 2:45am) Broadcast from MACHE

Zoom link will be emailed Tuesday afternoon

Cost: $4 AIUS SA Members / $8 Non-Members

EVENT PARTNER: MACHE

We respectfully acknowledge the Kaurna community as the Traditional Custodians of the Adelaide Plains, the land on which we host and broadcast our event. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and their ongoing connection to this land. We acknowledge the First Nations Peoples who have been protecting earth, water, spirit and sky since time immemorial and that it is their communities which are on the front line of the impacts of climate change.