We hope that conference attendees who join us for the weekend will adhere to the following principles of inclusion and respect that draw in large part from the Civil Liberties and Public Policy Conference:
During the Q&A portion of panels and the participation portion of workshops, please be aware of your influence on other attendees and on your space. Please do not inhibit the ability of other attendees to participate in panels and workshops. Consider whether your comments leave enough time for others to speak, and whether you may cause others to feel attacked or isolated. Be aware of power dynamics such as race, gender, and class that have historically encouraged some to speak up and discouraged others from speaking, and please compensate for these power dynamics when participating in shared spaces.
Respect facilities staff members who work for the law school. They help make the conference run. Please acknowledge their work and thank them for their help. Be respectful of the space and clean up after yourselves.
Please refrain from recording RebLaw speakers and attendees during the conference.
Please refrain from photographing attendees during the conference. Non-flash photography of keynotes and panelists is permitted. Flash photography is not permitted.
Please help us maintain clear walkways in all conference spaces and avoid blocking exits.
Workshop monitors may close the doors of a session once it is at capacity for safety and access reasons. Please respect our community safety and accessibility needs by not entering a session once it is full.
Please follow current CDC guidance for the unified prevention of respiratory illnesses. Masks will be made available throughout the conference.
Please be scent/fragrance-free to the extent that you are able to, so community members with chemical sensitivities can attend the conference.
Yale University is a tobacco-free and smoke-free campus. Smoking or vaping of any kind is prohibited in all areas of the University campus.