RALEIGH, NC
November 17-19 at the Raleigh Convention Center in Raleigh, NC

YIMBYtown 2026

the national pro-housing conference

About YIMBYtown 2026

YIMBYtown is the biggest national pro-housing conference in the country, bringing together 1,000+ pro-homes advocates, experts, and leaders. Your hosts in Raleigh are planning three days of inspiring and movement-building activities. Get ready for incredible speakers, strategic conversations, hands-on workshops, and exciting networking opportunities.

Call for Speakers

Submissions are open! Apply now to present at YIMBYTOWN 2026!

Submit a panel, workshop, or speaking idea by June 29

YIMBYtown seeks bold solutions and big ideas for the spotlight at our 2026 conference in Raleigh, North Carolina. Help to generate a future that says “Yes” to more homes, greater affordability, and more thriving communities. Apply to be a speaker today!

We welcome submissions from community leaders, organizers, elected officials and government workers, students, housing professionals and all others working in the pro-homes movement or intersecting spaces. First-time speakers, emerging leaders, and underrepresented voices are especially encouraged to apply.

You may choose to submit a proposal for one of three session formats: panels, interactive workshops, or “flash talks” for single speakers wishing to share a big idea in a 15-minute “TED”-style talk.

See full instructions, tips & FAQs, and opportunities to connect with other prospective speakers to brainstorm in the application portal here:

Call for Speakers

Early Bird Registration Open Now!

Register before August 15 for an Early Bird Discount

Please note, volunteer opportunities and financial assistance (for free/reduced tickets) will be posted via a google form in the coming weeks. In the meantime, reach out to organizers@yimby.town with any questions.

See current registration rates and book your ticket here:

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