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Moderator

Mrs. Fabiola Yurcisin

Director, Terwilliger Center for Housing Urban Land Institute

Fabiola Yurcisin (she/her) is an urban planner, placemaker, and visual artist whose work focuses on advancing systemic change at the intersection of art, community, and the built environment. She has led numerous initiatives aimed at amplifying the voices of immigrant communities and promoting inclusivity in the creative economy of the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region. Using art as a tool for advocacy, she has exhibited her work nationally and internationally. As an urban planner at the Urban Land Institute's Terwilliger Center for Housing, Fabiola empowers cities to overcome housing production barriers to increase equitable access to opportunity.

Speaking at

Thu 13 Nov 10:15 AM — 11:00 AM (GMT-06:00) Central Time Fayetteville Town Center, Ozark Ballroom 1

Tech-Driven Solutions to Accelerate Housing Development

Can technology impact the development process, reduce costs, and expand housing opportunities? This panel brings together innovators applying data and digital platforms to tackle key barriers in land use, entitlements, and permitting. Drawing on case studies from across the country and Northwest Arkansas, panelists will demonstrate how technology can make invisible processes visible, reducing development timelines and improving transparency for both the public and private sectors. Join us for a solutions-focused discussion on how technology can support communities, planners, and developers in building more vibrant places.

Wed 12 Nov 3:00 PM — 5:00 PM (GMT-06:00) Central Time Fayetteville Town Center, Ozark 3

Homeward: Building Communities Through Play

"Homeward" is an immersive and thought-provoking board game that challenges players to confront America’s housing shortage while envisioning vibrant, sustainable communities. Competing teams, each with distinct goals and perspectives, navigate the complex landscape of housing production—balancing density, affordability, open space, and environmental impact to shape thriving neighborhoods. Through strategy, negotiation, and sometimes conflict, players face difficult trade-offs as they work to provide homes for their town. Will your team build a balanced, forward-looking community, or will competing priorities stall progress? Homeward invites players to experience the dynamic, interconnected world of housing and community building in a way that is both engaging and impactful. 

Three days of innovation, insights, and meaningful connections.


Fayetteville, AR

November 12-14, 2025

Join us in Fayetteville, Arkansas on November 12-14, 2025