Two villages built.
One growing now.

From construction sites in Richmond to a national network of village organizers, everything we do is powered by neighbors showing up for neighbors.

Colorful tiny homes being built by volunteers
Village construction

Tiny homes we've built.

Volunteers gathered at the Richmond build site
Active
Richmond, CA

Richmond Tiny House Village, Farm & Garden

A seven-agency collaboration building emergency housing for young people ages 18–24 in Richmond, with community art, a working farm, and over 3,000 volunteers.

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Oakland Tiny House Empowerment Village
Completed
Oakland, CA

Oakland Tiny House Empowerment Village

A 22-unit village developed with Youth Spirit Artworks, engaging over 4,000 volunteers, fourteen schools, and twenty-eight local businesses.

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Community organizing

Building the movement.

Tiny house villages across the country
National network

Tiny House Village Directory

A living map connecting village administrators, emerging organizers, and advocates across the United States.

Explore the directory
Youth volunteers painting planks at a community event
Youth leadership

Youth & Constituent Organizing Teams

Twelve paid youth trainees ages 16–24 lead decision-making for the Richmond village, gaining skills in public speaking, media outreach, and community organizing.

Colorfully painted planks ready for a village fence
Open-source toolkit

Blueprint for Your Own Tiny House Village

A guide developed with Latitude High School to help schools, NGOs, and grassroots groups build tiny house villages in their own communities.

See the blueprint
Donation Drive June 5–30 — items for tiny homes in Richmond