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In Person Event Terms and Conditions, Cancellations, and Code of Conduct Policies

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

1. The ticket holder (the “Holder”) is admitted on condition, and by use of this ticket agrees that : This ticket constitutes a revocable non-transferrable license to enter the event venue and participate in the event for which this ticket grants admission (“Event”);  The Holder shall have no ownership of any copyrights and other proprietary rights to the Event; The Holder grants unrestricted rights to use the Holder’s likeness incidental to any broadcast, telecast, photograph taken, or other transmission or reproduction in connection with the Event to the Event participants, promoters of the Event, and all entities affiliated with the Event, or their respective agents. Event management of the venue and The Halp Network, LLC each reserve the right to inspect and/or search all persons, packages, bags entering the premises.

 

2. Admission to the Event with this ticket confirms that Holder has received, reviewed, and agreed to the provisions of the Conference and Meeting Code of Conduct provided below by The Halp Network, LLC (collectively and inclusive of their representatives, agents or designees, the “Event Organizers”) to the Holder. Tickets may not be used for advertising, promotion (including contests and sweepstakes), or other trade purposes without the express written consent of the Event Organizers. This ticket may not be resold. The license granted by this ticket may be terminated upon breach of any of the preceding provisions or those set forth in the Conference and Meeting Code of Conduct.

 

3. The Holder, on behalf of himself/herself/their self: (a) voluntarily assumes all risks incidental to the Event, including, without limitation, the risk of exposure to COVID-19, llost, stolen or damaged property or personal injury; (b) waives, releases, and discharges the Event Organizers and its representatives, agents, designees, employees and contractors from any and all negligence and liability for Holder’s death, disability, personal injury, property damage, property theft or claims of any nature which may accrue to Holder as a direct or indirect result of Holder’s participation in the Event; and (c) agrees to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless the Event Organizers, its representatives, agents, designees, employees, and contractors from and against any and all claims, suits, damages, and liabilities of any nature including all costs, expenses and attorneys’ fees, which in any manner result from Holder’s attendance and/or participation during this Event.

 

4. Holder agrees (1) not to attend the event within 10 days of an initial positiveCOVID-19 test or the appearance of symptoms commonly associated with COVID 19; (2) to comply with all related health and safety policies of the venue or as set forth by the Event Organizers.

 

5. WARNING! THE TICKET HOLDER BEARS THE RISK OF THE DANGERS INCIDENTAL TO THIS EVENT, WHETHER OCCURRING PRIOR TO, DURING, OR AFTER THE EVENT. 6. ALL TICKETS SOLD ARE FINAL AND NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES ARE PERMITTED UNLESS EXPRESSLY PERMITTED BY POLICIES OF THE HALP NETWORK, LLC. POLICIES AND PROCEDURES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME WITHOUT NOTICE. THE EVENT ORGANIZERS AND THEIR REPRESENTATIVES, AGENTS OR DESIGNEES ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR LOST, STOLEN OR DUPLICATED TICKETS.

 

CONFERENCE AND MEETING

CODE OF CONDUCT

 

The Halp Network, LLC (the “Event Organizers”) are committed to providing a professional environment at all of our events, welcoming people from diverse backgrounds. We expect our events to be a respectful, harassment-free environment for all people regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, physical ability, nationality, age, socioeconomic status, and belief. Event Organizers value the diversity of views, expertise, opinions, backgrounds, and experiences reflected among all attendees. In pursuit of those goals, speakers, staff, attendees, and volunteers (i.e. “participants”) at The Event Organizer’s meetings, conferences and events (i.e. the “event”), are expected to abide by the following code of conduct:

 

EXPECTED BEHAVIOR

  • Demonstrate respect and consideration for all people.

  • Avoid dominating the microphone or airtime.

  • Communicate openly and thoughtfully with others, listen well to others, and be considerate of the multitude of views and opinions that are different than your own.

  • Make room for a diversity of voices in group discussions, on panels, and the like. Be respectful in discussing and debating ideas.

  • Demonstrate that differing perspectives are valued—critique ideas, not people.

  • Be collaborative.

  • Be mindful not to exert dominance over others.

  • Act to avoid invading personal privacy of individuals.

  • Be mindful of your surroundings and of your fellow participants during an in-person event.

 

Call 911 or alert Event/Site/venue security if someone is in immediate danger or if an immediate and serious safety concern exists. Report conduct concerns to an event contact so that concerns can be addressed responsibly and in a timely fashion. If you learn about the identities of any individuals involved in a conduct concern, respect and maintain the confidentiality of the individuals involved. If you are questioned as part of an investigation or review of a conduct concern, answer questions in a forthright and complete manner. If any leader or facilitator of an activity/session, any official of the platform, or any event official directs you to stop a behavior, please comply immediately. After participants comply, they may raise any questions or concerns to an event contact.

 

UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOR

  • Do not intentionally talk over or interrupt others.

  • Do not engage in biased, demeaning, intimidating, coercive, or harassing/hostile conduct or commentary, whether seriously or in jest (e.g., based on power differential, gender, sex, identity, expression, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity or national origin, religion, marital status, veteran status, age, body size or other physical appearance, disability, socioeconomic status, or other identities.

  • Do not engage in personal attacks.

  • Do not offer unwelcome sexual attention, including but not limited to making sexualized comments or jokes, displaying sexually explicit material, inappropriate touching, groping, or making sexual advances.

  • Do not engage in stalking or unwelcome photography, screenshots, or recording of individuals.

  • Do not retaliate against or disadvantage anyone for reporting a conduct concern or assisting in its resolution.

  • Do not make bad faith accusations.

  • Do not disrupt the event (e.g., sustained or disrespectful disruption of presentations) or engage in harm or threats of harm of any kind.

  • Do not create/contribute to a safety threat or unsafe or exclusionary situation.

  • Do not make audio or visual recordings of the event in any medium and do not distribute audio or visual recordings of the event (via social media or any other means). Screenshots of presentation slides or presenters are acceptable unless the presenter notes otherwise during their presentation. Screenshots of attendees or audience members are not allowed. Only the Event Organizers or their designees may do so.

 

Registration constitutes consent to audio and visual recording (and use and alteration of the recording) by the Event Organizers (or those it authorizes) during the meeting for non-commercial purposes aligned with the event organizers’ mission.

 

WHAT TO DO IF YOU HAVE A CONCERN

If you are the subject of unacceptable behavior or have witnessed any such behavior, please notify the Event Organizers. For in-person events, call 911 or alert Event/Site/venue security if someone is in immediate danger or if an immediate and serious safety concern exists. Confidentiality: If the person raising the concern, any identified individual target, or the accused or a witness asks an event contact for confidentiality of their identity while the concern is being addressed, reasonable steps will be taken to maintain it. The Event Organizers will not maintain confidentiality if -in its judgment and discretion – safety, law, an investigation, determination of a violation, or disconnecting/removing a participant from the event requires otherwise. Anyone who receives information during an investigation, however, must maintain its confidentiality; failure to do so is a serious violation of this policy, as is retaliation against any identified individual target, witness, or anyone who raises or helps resolve a conduct concern.

 

CONSEQUENCES THAT MAY BE IMPOSED

Anyone requested to stop unacceptable behavior is expected to comply immediately. After participants comply, they may raise any questions or concerns to an event contact. Event Organizer officials, including their designees, may take any action deemed necessary and appropriate, including immediate removal of participants from the Event at the participant’s own cost and to maintain distance and separation from other participants at all Event sites, or to leave any or all sites associated with the Event during the general timeframe of the Event. No refunds will be issued. Other/additional consequences for violation of the policy, to be determined after the event, may include, without limitation, being banned or suspended from participation in events or meetings in the future. Decisions regarding conduct shall be made by The Event Organizers or their designee(s), who will make the determination, in their sole discretion, to serve the best interests of its mission as reflected in this policy.

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