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Please join National Low Income Housing Coalition President and CEO, Diane Yentel, as she provides an overview of the work needed to move affordable housing policy in this new political landscape. Register here!
Help Shape NPH's State Legislative Agenda for 2017All NPH members are invited to join us on December 2nd for NPH's second, "There Ought to Be a Law" special session to discuss potential legislative ideas and needed regulatory reforms as we develop our priority policy agenda and strategies for 2017 and beyond. This meeting will be in lieu of our December Legislative Issues Committee meeting (also please note the location) and are open to all members. RSVP
Please save the date for our annual NPH Member Party! Join us December 7th at The Keystone in San Francisco for food, fun, and networking with your fellow NPH members. Come celebrate accomplishments, elect new NPH board members and gear up for 2017.More info.
The California Reinvestment Coalition and the Greenlining Institute invite you to take up the call to action by California Speaker Anthony Rendon and Senate President Pro-Tempore Kevin De Leon who issued a statement calling California a “Refuge of Justice,” pledging to defend Californians in the face of an uncertain future following this fall's election. Learn more and sign up!
The half-day event begins with a Mayor’s Breakfast highlighting innovative models, followed by roundtables and discussions with experts, state and local policymakers, practitioners, and community leaders -- including NPH Executive Director Amie Fishman, panelist on "Integration: Greening, Housing and Transportation." Learn more and register.
SV@Home partners with California Community Builders to host a conference designed to shine the spotlight on the thousands of families who lost their homes and their wealth as a result of the housing recession, which had the greatest impact on people of color. The conference will focus on the current policy and economic factors affecting homeownership as well as methods and strategies to address the problem. Registration details coming soon!
Hosted by the National Housing Conference in partnership with the Urban Institute, HUD's office of Policy Development & Research and the Terwilliger Center for Housing at the Urban Land Institute, How Housing Matters brings together practitioners from different sectors to explore ways in which housing is a platform for achieving positive outcomes in health, education, and economic opportunity. Through a day of plenary sessions, discussion panels and networking, this year’s conference will focus on breaking down barriers between the housing,…
Join SV@Home for their annual holiday party on Wednesday, December 14th at the Silicon Valley Capital Club! This is a great opportunity to meet and mingle with others determined to make housing affordable throughout Silicon Valley. RSVP here!