Dear John,
You’re invited to attend Grounded Solutions Network’s Policy. Practice. Power. Conference, which will take place May 27–29, 2025 in Washington, D.C.
The conference will feature a series of engaging sessions that highlight innovative housing policies, thoughtful shared equity housing programs, and community-led solutions. Conference attendees will also have the opportunity to join local tours and advocacy visits to Capitol Hill.
Why Attend?
Policy. Practice. Power. is the only national event dedicated to racially equitable housing solutions with affordability that lasts for generations. Attendees will have opportunities to network and exchange knowledge with other housing and community development practitioners, advocates, policymakers, national experts, funders, and others who are interested in advancing housing with lasting
affordability.
Join as a Member to Receive the Best Conference Registration Rate
Members always receive the best rates on registration, plus the opportunity to apply for conference scholarships, and so much more. Interested in becoming a member? Start your application or contact [email protected] for more information.
Member Opportunity: Conference Scholarship Applications Due January 31
Grounded Solutions Network has a limited number of conference scholarships available exclusively to members. Scholarship applications must be submitted by January 31.
Thank you to our Title Sponsors, the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Melville Charitable Trust, for their support. If you want to join us as a conference sponsor, click here to learn about our sponsorship opportunities.
Where we live matters.
We bring together an extensive network of partners and member practitioners from local communities who have a deep understanding of best practices in community land trusts, shared equity housing, local housing policies such as inclusionary zoning, and more.
At Grounded Solutions Network, we know what policies and strategies work to build and preserve housing opportunities, and we help communities use them.
