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Learning about creating safe spaces together at RightsCon Toronto

14 May 2018

To facilitate important conversations about stopping harassment, abuse, and violence, we are holding three sessions at RightsCon Toronto featuring experts in this area.

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Learning about creating safe spaces together at RightsCon Toronto
14 May 2018
Learning about creating safe spaces together at RightsCon Toronto
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Access Now apology and context for Code of Conduct report

14 May 2018

Before and during RightsCon 2017, our policies and practices failed an abuse and harassment survivor on a range of fronts. We want to publicly convey our sincere apologies.

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Access Now apology and context for Code of Conduct report
14 May 2018
Access Now apology and context for Code of Conduct report

Building positive, safe, and inclusive communities at RightsCon

9 May 2018

As the host of RightsCon, the enjoyment and safety of all participants is of the utmost importance to us. We take seriously our responsibility in creating and upholding our Code of Conduct, which all RightsCon participants have already agreed to.

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Building positive, safe, and inclusive communities at RightsCon
9 May 2018
Building positive, safe, and inclusive communities at RightsCon

Our commitment to better combat all abuse, harassment, and violence

22 Dec 2017

Amid recent news of sexual assault and other abuse by prominent members of our community, we want to reaffirm our position that harassment of any kind will not be tolerated.

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Our commitment to better combat all abuse, harassment, and violence
22 Dec 2017
Our commitment to better combat all abuse, harassment, and violence
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Community and conduct at RightsCon Brussels 2017

23 Mar 2017

We want everyone to feel included and safe at RightsCon Brussels 2017. Here are the policies in place to support that goal.

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Community and conduct at RightsCon Brussels 2017
23 Mar 2017
Community and conduct at RightsCon Brussels 2017
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