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From KQED Public Radio in San Francisco, I'm Ariana Prail and Fermina Kim.

This past year, the pandemic pushed millions to move back in with family members at levels not seen since the Great Depression.

This was especially true for Gen Z and millennials.

For many cultures across the globe and within the United States, multi-generational

households are the norm. In the U.S., however, moving in with your parents as an adult carries a

stigma and is often considered a failure to launch or an undesirable last resort. We'll talk about

what's been good, bad, or surprising about moving back home during the pandemic. And we want to

hear from you. Did you move home due to

impacts of the pandemic? Did you have family move in with you? How was that? Or how's it going?

Email forum at kkudd.org, and we'll talk about it after this news.

Welcome to Forum. I'm Ariana Prail in Fermina Kim. Millions of people, particularly young adults,

boomeranged back to their childhood homes in this past year due to hardships from the pandemic.

Whether it was job loss and financial insecurity, health concerns, or the mental toll of isolation,

there were a number of push factors sending people back home.

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