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Pearse Haley is a research analyst II for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's Community and Economic Development (CED) group. He holds a bachelor’s degree in urban studies and a master’s degree in elementary education from Brown University as well as a master's degree in city and regional planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology. At Brown, Haley wrote his undergraduate thesis on the adaptive reuse of public school facilities before receiving his teaching certification. At Georgia Tech, he specialized in housing and community development and economic development, with his research focusing on housing mobility, school facilities planning, workforce development policy, and the effect of eviction on the displacement of public school students. Prior to entering Georgia Tech, Haley worked as a classroom teacher in public elementary schools in the Atlanta area for four years.
Articles
2024
Pearse Haley, Sofia Tenorio Martinez, Alvaro Sanchez, and Adam Scavette. "The Telehealth Divide: Digital Inequity in Rural Health Care Deserts." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partners Update (October 24, 2024).
2023
Grace Meagher, Anthony Tringali, Pearse Haley, and Sarah Stein. "Did Pandemic-Era Aid Programs Stabilize Southeastern Renters?" Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partners Update (November 17, 2023).
Sarah Stein, Pearse Haley, and Grace Meagher. "Sheltering in Place? A Closer Look at Pandemic Rental Instability in Six Southeastern States." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Discussion Papers (October 17, 2023).
Grace Meagher and Pearse Haley. "New Data Available in Southeastern Rental Affordability Tracker." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Partners Update (April 11, 2023).
2020
Pearse Haley and Stuart Andreason. "Utilizing Opportunity Occupations Data for Recovery." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Workforce Currents (December 2020).
Sarah Miller and Pearse Haley. "Transitioning from Hospitality to Health Care Occupations." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Workforce Currents (August 2020).
Stuart Andreason, Pearse Haley, Sarah Miller, and Mels de Zeeuw. "The Digital Divide and the Pandemic: Working from Home and Broadband and Internet Access." Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Workforce Currents (June 2020).