Hello John,

With the NPH Conference only a few weeks away (Friday, September 24) and registration closing Friday, September 10, I want to make sure you have a chance to secure your tickets, if you haven’t already done so.

Registration closes September 10

I also want to share that I believe wholeheartedly that events like our 42nd Annual NPH Affordable Housing Conference are a key way that our movement can build long-term strategy toward housing and racial justice and build power, together. How so? 

Not only does coming together as an industry reinforce and solidify our commitment to securing justice, but it creates a powerful opportunity to grow in our shared knowledge and expertise.

Look no further than our Conference workshop slate to see the variety of affordable housing’s most innovative and timely topics that we will explore together: 

• 21st Century New Deal for Affordable Housing: Federal Policy Update
• BIPOC Women in Affordable Housing: Our Resilience and Need for Self-Care
• Community Powered Resilience: Ensuring all Californians are safe from disasters
• How Changes at TCAC/CDLAC are Affecting Non-Profit Developers
• Location, Location, Location: Residential Segregation and the "High Resource" Dilemma
• Preserving, Protecting, and Persevering: A Brave New World in Affordable Housing
• Resilient Solutions for Multifamily/Affordable Housing: Responding to Current Climate Disasters
• Speed, Innovation and Opportunity: Where we’ve been and where we are going with Project Homekey
• Streamlining State HCD Affordable Housing Dollars
• Structuring Successful Joint Ventures with BIPOC Organizations
• Tax Credit Investing in California: Can We  Meet the Challenge?
• The Black Contractors' Forum

Some workshop information is pending

We are thrilled to share that this year’s conference keynote will be delivered by Pulitzer Prize winner and The New York Times Magazine staff writer Nikole Hannah-Jones along with Reverend Dr. William J. Barber II, who is President and Senior Lecturer of Repairers of the Breach and Co-Chair of the Poor People’s Campaign. 

They will present: Grounding in Historical and Current Realities to Advance an Anti-Racist Housing Movement for Justice and Liberation, which will inspire attendees to build an anti-racist housing justice movement that centers racial equity in our organizations as well as the broader affordable housing industry.

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As I gain more experience in my role as NPH’s Policy Manager, it’s clear that our industry gains so much power and momentum from these capacity building opportunities, a chance to pause and take stock of where we’ve been and where we so urgently need to go in order to bring critically needed affordable housing solutions to our Bay Area communities.

Thank you to our sponsors for supporting NPH’s critical work and making this event possible.

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