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NPH Conference Schedule

  • 8:00am: Registration opens
  • 8:00 – 9:15am: Morning refreshments
  • 9:15 – 10:30am: Workshop Session I
  • 10:30am – 12:30pm: Keynote Plenary
  • 12:30 – 1:30pm: Lunch
  • 1:30 – 2:45pm: Workshop Session II
  • 2:45 – 3:15pm: Afternoon break and refreshments
  • 3:15 – 4:30pm: Workshop Session III
  • 4:30 – 5:30pm: Networking Reception

Keynote Session

Learn more about our keynote session here.

2025 Workshop List

Get excited for the conference, plan which workshops you’d like to attend, or share with your colleagues who might benefit from the line-up. Please note that the workshop slate and titles are subject to change as we finalize details..

Affordable Housing Development:

  • Partnerships for Preservation: Win-wins for experienced and emerging organizations
  • Better Faster Cheaper: Effective Design-Build for Affordable Housing
  • Trauma-Informed Design for Safe & Restorative Spaces
  • Child Care and Affordable Housing: Lessons Learned from Co-location Projects

Federal, State & Local Policy: 

  • Solutions for Housing Agricultural Workers in the Bay Area
  • The 2026 Rollout of Prop 1’s Behavioral Health Services Act: Perspectives from 3 Bay Area Counties
  • Federal Policy Update: Housing Policy in the Trump Administration
  • The Governor’s Reorganization Plan & California Housing and Homeless Agency

Affordable Housing Finance:

  • LIHTC Plus: Unlocking New Capital and Creative Funding Models for Affordable Housing
  • Project-Based Vouchers: Underwriting Insights and PHA Strategies for Success
  • How to Assess Debt and Equity Markets in Uncertain Times:  Lenders and Investor Perspectives

Narrative Solutions & Campaigns:

  • Advancing Housing Justice Together: Grassroots Organizing, Strategic Alliances, and Ballot Measures
  • Real talk: What Our Industry is Actually Saying to Voters

Addressing Homelessness:

  • On the Brink: the Case for Homelessness Prevention in California
  • Cross-Agency Outcomes Contracting: Delivering Public Safety Through Permanent Supportive Housing

People, Culture & Community, & Nonprofit Operations:

  • Immigrants Welcome Home: Know your Rights, Protect your Tenants
  • Preserving Housing, Culture, and Community in the Mission District
  • Flip the Mission: Your Team Is the First Community You Serve

Resident Services, Property Management & Asset Management:

  • Built to Last: Aligning Development and Operations for Portfolio Resilience
  • Achieving Impact and Transformation Huge Electrification Incentives – Projects and Results
  • Housing with Purpose: Building Partnerships to House Transition-Age Youth