2027 Leadership Summit on Ending Homelessness

Written by NAEH June 27, 2017

 

BEFORE YOU BEGIN REGISTRATION:

Carefully review the Event Fees and associated timings for the Leadership Summit and optional LEAD Institute add-on below. Review the Event Details page here for details on each event.

If you are completing registration for someone else, be sure you are selecting the correct leadership community for their work. Also ensure they are aware of your selection, the event descriptions, and event start times:

   - The Leadership Summit begins with the Networking Reception at 6:00 PM on Monday, March 1.

   - The optional LEAD Institute add-on is held from 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM on Monday, March 1 before the official summit begins.

 


IMPORTANT NOTE:

 - No transfers or cancellations with refund can be accepted past Friday, February 6, 2027.
 

 - All registrants must be 18 years of age or older. Children are not allowed to accompany registrants. Only individuals who are registered and badged will be allowed in the summit spaces.

 

Event Fee(s)
- The Leadership Summit is a cross-functional convening that brings together leaders from across the homelessness response system to learn, collaborate, and build solutions together.

- The LEAD Institute is a one-day professional development experience designed specifically for leaders within similar roles and leadership contexts.

Read more about the event descriptions here.

The Summit begins with the Networking Reception at 6:00 PM on Monday, March 1

The LEAD Institute is held from 9:00 AM – 5:15 PM on Monday, March 1 before the official Summit begins. During this optional add-on experience, you will spend a day with peers in a Leadership Community of your choice for focused peer learning and problem-solving.
- If you choose not to register for the LEAD Institute, your registration will grant you access to the Summit beginning with the Networking Reception at 6:00 PM, the evening of Monday, March 1.

- While registration for the LEAD Institute is optional, you cannot register for only the LEAD Institute.

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If you are attending the LEAD Institute (March 1): 
This a one-day professional development experience designed specifically for leaders within similar roles and leadership contexts. Participants will remain in training with their community throughout the day and will not be able to attend the trainings for other communities during the Institute. Changes to your community selection may not be possible post-registration, so please review the full agenda here to select the community that best fits your needs.

During the Leadership Summit (March 2-3), all trainings are open to all communities, and your selection below will not limit the sessions you can attend during this time.

 

Which leadership community best suits you?

Frontline Leaders: Provide direct care to unhoused individuals, including those who oversee staff and programs that provide housing navigation, case management, crisis intervention, and supportive services.

Data Leaders: Generate and apply evidence to drive actionable solutions to end homelessness, ensuring that data, evaluation, and community knowledge inform systems and policy change.

System Leaders: Coordinate regional homeless response systems (e.g., Continuums of Care), overseeing data, funding streams, and system performance aligned with federal, state, or local housing goals.

State and Local Government Leaders: Hold elected, appointed, or administrative roles that shape policy, budgets, and legislation related to homelessness, housing, healthcare, and community development.

Emerging Leaders: Step into new levels of influence. Includes rising leaders across sectors and early or mid-career professionals developing management skills, entering formal leadership roles, or growing their leadership identity.

Executive Leaders: Guide organizations through strategic, operational, and cultural leadership. Often serve as executive directors, CEOs, or senior managers with organizational or multi-agency responsibilities.

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Additional Participant Information - Leadership Summit

Interested in presenting or co-facilitating? Complete a self-nomination via the Call for Speaker Nominations form.

Review the Code of Conduct below. Read the full Terms and Conditions here.

Code of Conduct 

The Alliance strives to create a diverse, inclusive, accepting and safe space for everyone.  

All voices are welcome to ensure diversity of thought we invite as speakers, attendees, and guests at our events and webinars. There is a zero-tolerance policy for any form of discrimination or abusive behavior.  

  1. Attestation. You agree to treat fellow participants respectfully, helping to ensure welcome conversation from all participants. You acknowledge that any form of discrimination, violence, or abusive behavior may result in removal from a session, webinar, or full event, depending on the situation.

  1. Disruptive Conduct. You acknowledge and agree that the Alliance reserves the right to refuse or approve admittance of any individual (or) remove you from the Event if the ALLIANCE, in its sole discretion, determines that your participation or behavior creates a disruption or hinders the Event or the enjoyment of the Event content by other attendees.

  1. Recording, Live Streaming, and Videotaping. Participants may not record or broadcast audio or video of sessions at Alliance Events.

  1. In addition to the requirements and prohibitions set forth in this Section 3, ALLIANCE may also exclude any prospective participant from registering for or participating in any Event, at ALLIANCE’s sole discretion.

  1. Reporting an Incident or violations of this Policy:

  • If you have a complaint or concern about harassment, discrimination, bullying or any other conduct which may violate the Alliance Code of Conduct, we encourage you to tell an Alliance event staff member, Alliance security personnel or event facility security personnel immediately. You may also notify us via email at conference@naeh.org or by calling this number (202) 638-1526. You may request that your report remain confidential and only be shared with those on a “need to know” basis.

  • When taking an in-person report, our team will ensure you are in a safe location and cannot be overheard. The Alliance staff member may involve other team members to ensure your report is managed properly. Once safe, we’ll ask you to convey the specific circumstances. While this can potentially be upsetting, we’ll give you the patience and respect you deserve; and bring along someone to help support you if you desire. You will not be asked to confront any individual and all our communications will be confidential and only be shared with those on a “need to know” basis.

  • Notifying the Alliance staff or onsite Security does not constitute or replace notification to local law enforcement. This Code of Conduct does not replace rules posted by event facility, official event hotels or any rules that are part of the Alliance’s contracts with its vendors, exhibitors and/or sponsors.

Terms and Conditions
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