THE SUMMIT

2026 Queer housing summit

This year's Queer Housing Summit takes place on August 21st and 22nd at the old administration building at Fresno City College. Its theme, Over the Borderline, is a direct affirmation that housing is an essential right for all people, regardless of sexual orientation, citizenship status, or income level. It explores how queer and trans communities build connection, safety, and collective power beyond the systems and barriers that divide.

WHEN
August 21-22, 2026

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WHERE
Fresno City College

THE SUMMIT

2026 Queer housing summit

This year's Queer Housing Summit takes place on August 21st and 22nd at the old administration building at Fresno City College. Its theme, Over the Borderline, is a direct affirmation that housing is an essential right for all people, regardless of sexual orientation, citizenship status, or income level. It explores how queer and trans communities build connection, safety, and collective power beyond the systems and barriers that divide.

WHERE
Fresno City College

WHEN
August 21-22, 2026

Register to Attend

keynote speakers

Keynote speakers this year include sociologist and content creator Dr. Amber Alton and beloved home repair educator and TikToker Mercury Stardust.

Dr. Amber AltoN

Mercury Stardust

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This event is made possible by a beautiful, diverse team of volunteers, sponsors, presenters, and other participants. We're grateful for our current co-hosts: HousingNow!, Youth Leadership Institute, Gender Alchemy, Casita Feliz, and Tenants Together. To learn more about the rest of our team, go here.

If you're interested in sponsoring the summit or otherwise donating to South Tower CLT's efforts, please go here. Funds received help cover event planning, artist and speaker stipends, rentals, marketing, and attendee scholarships. Any funds not full.