Win on outcomes. Not process.
Building more housing requires the right people working from the right playbook. It takes lawyers who know the cases, researchers who know the data, and policymakers who know how to turn both into results. The YIMBY Law Conference brings them together. Join us September 28 in San Francisco for a day of programming on implementation, policy design, and housing project advocacy, followed by an evening reception.
Programming
Enforcement
How housing law gets applied on the ground — from builder's remedy to local permitting fights.
Policy design
Frameworks that produce more housing — what the research says and what practitioners are building.
Project advocacy
Litigation strategies for specific housing projects — how to win approvals and fight bad denials.
Conference Agenda
Full schedule with times and speakers to be announced.
Breakfast & Networking
Opening Remarks
Designing Policy for Outcomes
Networking Break
Rewarding Outcomes: ROAD Act Case Study
Designing Policy for Enforcement
Lunch
A Conversation with David Pai: The Role of State Attorneys General in Housing Law Enforcement
Networking Break
Independent Enforcers: 3rd Party Right of Action for Good
Organizing as Implementation, Session 1: The Evidence
Networking Break
Organizing as Implementation, Session 2: The People
Closing Keynote: What's Next
Closing Remarks
Networking Reception
Questions? You’re more than welcome to email development@yimbyaction.org!
Sponsors
The YIMBY Law Conference is made possible by the generous support of our sponsors, who share our commitment to building more housing and stronger communities.
