Don’t miss the 43rd NPH Affordable Housing Conference, happening Monday, October 3 at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis! This is our chance to connect with other housers for expertise, networking, and power and capacity building for the Bay Area’s housing and racial justice movement.

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Registration deadline: Tuesday, September 13.

Don’t forget your dancing shoes as DJ Ome is bringing the vibes throughout the day with funky, chill beats!

Do you work as resident services staff? If yes, we invite you to celebrate the summer and take advantage of professional development with these upcoming offerings:

• NPH Summer Mixer for Resident Services Staff, Thursday, August 18, 3:00PM - 5:00PM PT Join your fellow colleagues to connect and network over complimentary bites and drinks! ​​Please note that space will be very limited, so register soon!
   
• Community Advocacy & Voter Engagement (CAVE) Certification Program, Starting Thursday, October 20 Registration for the fifth cohort of NPH’s CAVE program is now open! Through CAVE, you’ll gain strategies for how to help create a culture and practice of advocacy within your affordable housing community, empowering residents to participate in elections and policy outcomes that directly impact their lives.

(NPH programs are for members only. Click here to learn more and become a member.)

Learn and engage with fellow housers through the Emerging Leader Peer Network (ELPN)! Don’t miss these upcoming opportunities:

• Loan Docs: Everything You Want to Know from the Comfort of Your Home, Wednesday, August 24, 12:00PM-2:00PM PT Join ELPN and Goldfarb & Lipman LLP to review the different types of loan documents and learn how to communicate your organization’s goals to your lenders, attorneys, and deal participants!
   
• Looking for a leadership opportunity? Join the Emerging Leader Peer Network (ELPN) Steering Committee! The steering committee is made up of volunteers who help plan and organize ELPN trainings and events throughout the year for new affordable housing professionals across the Bay Area. (Deadline to apply is Friday, August 26 at 11:59PM PT.)

How does your Bay Area city score in terms of housing access and affordability? The new Housing Readiness Report (brought to you by the Partnership for the Bay's Future and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative) provides data on how housing access and affordability are impacting the region’s 11 major cities and what local planners and elected officials are doing about it.

This research-backed tool provides critical data that we can use to empower our success stories, lived experiences, and pro-housing policies.

How? See how your city scored, then don’t miss the Housing Readiness Report Training on Tuesday, August 23 from 10:00AM - 11:00 AM PT to get an overview on how to use the tool!

Looking for your next career move? We're seeking a Public Information Campaign Senior Manager to join our team!

This person will be responsible for overseeing NPH’s public information efforts to advance narrative, cultural, storytelling, and engagement strategy to advance housing and racial justice in the San Francisco Bay Area.

8/17, MCE: Future Proof Your Multifamily Property With Energy Upgrades With California looking to ban the sale of all new gas-fueled cars by 2035, and toward carbon-free buildings by 2045, there are programs in Contra Costa County that can help prepare your multifamily property. Gain access to generous rebates for energy efficiency and water-saving upgrades, electric vehicle charging station rebates, and no-cost technical assistance for properties in Contra Costa County.

10/21, HLC: Housing Leadership Day For over 20 years, Housing Leadership Day has provided the space for housers to exchange the knowledge and tools needed to mobilize and ultimately bring more affordable homes to our neighborhoods. Join the Housing Leadership Council of San Mateo as they highlight their partnership and power to heal and transform our communities.

10/22, Enterprise: 40th Anniversary National Conference: Join Enterprise as they celebrate 40 years by bringing together leaders, advocates, and innovators in affordable housing to tackle today’s most pressing issues and prepare for the future.