Create Safe Spaces

Ensure that your event has designated safe spaces where attendees can retreat if they feel overwhelmed or need privacy. This can be particularly important for neurodiverse attendees or those who may feel marginalized. Clearly signpost these areas and communicate their purpose to all attendees in advance.

Ensure that your event has designated safe spaces where attendees can retreat if they feel overwhelmed or need privacy. This can be particularly important for neurodiverse attendees or those who may feel marginalized. Clearly signpost these areas and communicate their purpose to all attendees in advance.

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