Leading national advocate, Dan Fitzpatrick, along with special guests, will share valuable implementation tools that demystify the process of creating a capable local advocacy team.

Additionally, learn talking points about how to leverage this unprecedented time to advance your local tiny housing advocacy goals effectively.

FREE BONUSES:

By purchasing one $25 ticket, automatically get an annual Individual Membership to the Tiny Home Industry Association. You will also receive access to THIA's 2-Part Online Advocacy Training 101, How to Work with your Local Government Officials.

Or you can join THIA directly here.

THIA is advocating to legalize Tiny Homes as permissible and permanent housing. With your support, we are #MakingTinyPossible across the US and world!

Already a THIA member? No need to buy a ticket! Check your email (& Junk folder) for the event invite.

SPECIAL GUESTS:

Genny Crane & Ellen Stone, Co-Founders of the San Diego Chapter of American Tiny House Association - sharing their experience building a thriving local coalition that helped get movable tiny houses approved as ADUs in the City of San Diego.

ABOUT THE LEAD PRESENTER:

Dan Fitzpatrick is the President of the Tiny Home Industry Association and the Director of Government Relations for the American Tiny House Association.

Working with these organizations during the past five years, Dan has made numerous presentations to state and local governments throughout the United States.

He wrote and processed the ordinance amendments that legalized movable tiny homes as ADU’s in Fresno, San Luis Obispo, Los Angeles, San Jose, and Santa Clara County in California.

Additionally, he worked on state law changes in WA, OR, FL, NH, CA, and ME and continues to consult with local tiny home advocates around the country.

Dan has over 45 years of broad executive level management and administrative leadership experience in both the public and private sectors.

His government experience spans duties as Assistant City Manager for the City of Las Vegas and in California, as Fresno County’s Chief Administrative Officer and Executive Director of Fresno’s Redevelopment Agency.

ABOUT THE FACILITATORS:

Lindsay Wood is a tiny house dweller, consultant, and co-founder of Experience Tiny Homes. She has an MBA in Sustainable Business and MA in Leadership. She has spent the last two decades focused on promoting sustainable practices to help guide our choices towards a healthy and life-sustaining planet.

Lindsay currently serves on the THIA board of directors, and is leading up the Sonoma County Tiny Home Coalition.

Alexis Stephens is a DIY tiny house dweller, movement ambassador, and advocate. She is also the co-founder of Tiny House Expedition, a documentary and community education project. Together with her partner, Christian Parsons, they created the acclaimed educational three-part documentary-series, Living Tiny Legally.

Alexis currently serves on the THIA board of directors and the American Tiny House Association’s board of advisors.

IMPORTANT NOTES:

As noted above, your $25 fee automatically gives you an annual Individual Membership to the THIA. As part of your membership, you’ll get free access to quarterly online webinars.

Please make sure we have your best email to reach you about upcoming events.

Thank you for joining us!

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