Be the reason someone came back.

Attendees, speakers, sponsors, volunteers, contractors, press and the FLIRT team. Across every venue, side event, meetup, after-party, livestream chat and DM sent because someone met at FLIRT.

• Assume good faith. Disagree hard, attack the argument, not the person.
• Ask before you photograph, record, quote or tag someone.
• Respect a "no". Once. Whether it's about a conversation, a photo, a pitch, a drink, or a dance.
• Give people room to be new. Not everyone in the room has your context.
• If you see someone being made small, step in, or find a crew member who will.

• Harassment of any kind, including on the basis of race, gender, sexuality, disability, religion, age, body, class or accent.
• Unwanted sexual attention, contact or imagery.
• Intimidation, stalking, or following someone in or out of a venue.
• Deliberate misgendering or dead-naming.
• Recording private conversations. Publishing anything said off-record.
• Aggressive sales tactics, spamming, or hijacking sessions to pitch.

The FLIRT team can, without refund and without debate, revoke a pass, remove someone from a venue, ban them from future editions, and where appropriate report incidents to the police or a speaker/sponsor's employer. We would rather lose a ticket holder than lose the room.

On the day: find any crew member (STAFF lanyards) or head to the info desk at any venue. You can ask to speak in private and you can bring someone with you.

Any time: email safe@flirtconference.com. Reports go to a small, named safeguarding team, not to a general inbox. We'll respond within 24 hours.