Wisconsin Partnership for Housing Development, Inc.

07/29/2026

The conference is underway! More 275 attendees are gathered in Pewaukee to keep fighting the fight.

The 2026 A Home for Everyone Conference has begun!

We are thrilled to be hosting Brian Goldstone, author of the Pulitzer Prize winning book, There is No Place for Us. Brian’s message of how prosperity and work is simply not enough to maintain housing for many in America.

07/15/2026

Calling all last-minute registrants! Join us at the A Home for Everyone Conference on July 29th for a compelling presentation on racial covenants in Dane County and beyond. This is a unique opportunity you don't want to miss!

Register now: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

07/14/2026

Exciting times in Wisconsin!

07/08/2026

If "There Is No Place for Us" is on your reading list—this is your chance to hear directly from the author. Join us July 29th!

Join the conversation, spots are limited: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

06/25/2026

100% of funds raised at the go to the Basic Needs Giving Partnership to in Northeast WI.

Wisconsin Partnership for Housing Development received a multi-year grant to address the root causes of homelessness, this project will seek to create new housing units by accessing funding and leveraging resources. The project will work in partnership with existing landlords and property owners to address the barriers in helping house those facing the greatest need.

Through a $300,000 grant commitment ($100,000 over three years), the Wisconsin Partnership for Housing Development can equip the broader public to understand the changing nature of homelessness in Winnebago County, in Wisconsin, and across the country.

To support more impact like this, partner or donate at usventureopen.com or text “USVO” to 762-78.

06/24/2026

The Dane County Historical Society and Dane County Planning & Development will be joining us as plenaries to present "Unjust Deeds: The History of Racial Covenants in Dane County and Beyond"

How does history continue to shape housing opportunity today? Racial covenants may no longer be enforceable, but their impact remains deeply woven into our housing landscape. Join us for a compelling presentation examining the history — and lasting consequences — of discriminatory housing practices in Dane County and beyond.

Register here: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

06/17/2026

Brian Goldstone's book "There Is No Place for Us" explores the realities of housing instability in America today. What does that look like in Wisconsin? Join us on July 29th at the Ingleside Hotel to connect national insights with local action 📣

Register here, spots are limited: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

06/09/2026

🚨Early Bird Discount Ends in ONE WEEK🚨Register now!

Don't miss your chance to save. Early Bird pricing ends soon, and with 100+ attendees already registered, spots are filling fast.

Join us for an inspiring conference featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning keynote speaker Brian Goldstone, valuable networking, and yes, a venue with a waterpark!

Space is limited. Register today to secure your spot: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

06/02/2026

The momentum is building for AHFE 2026 - the preliminary agenda is now LIVE! 🎊

We encourage attendees to register early. Space is limited, and interest is already strong. Don’t miss the opportunity to join housing professionals, advocates, community leaders, and partners from across the state for this important gathering.

We’re also thrilled to welcome Pulitzer Prize-winning author Brian Goldstone as our opening keynote speaker. His work examining housing insecurity and economic inequality promises to set a powerful tone for the conference.

Early bird pricing ends June 15th!

View the preliminary agenda and reserve your spot today at the link: https://ahomeforeveryone.events/registration/

06/01/2026

Join us Wednesday, June 10th at 12:00 - 1:00 PM for June's Curds of Wisdom Session: "Expanding Homeownership and Generational Wealth for Underserved Communities" 🧀

For most households, owning a home is the key to financial stability and building wealth. Unfortunately, homeownership remains out of reach for many in historically underserved communities. In this webinar, we’ll be joined by Own It: Building Black Wealth and Wisconsin Native Loan Fund to highlight innovative programs that are removing barriers to make homeownership more attainable for Black and Native American communities. Join us to hear about financial assistance and educational programs that are helping to unlock the door to opportunity so that all members of our community can benefit from generational wealth.

Register here: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_kTcf2kpqS0q0nE6czMfMNw #/registration