How do I register for the workshop?

Where is the workshop held?

These workshops will be hosted online within a zoom room.

Where is the zoom link?

We will share the zoom invitation via email prior to the event.

How much is the workshop?

Registration for this workshop is free.

When is the workshops going to be held?

The event is between 19th-20th June, 2024, Central European Summer Time.

I have not received a confirmation email after registering for the workshop

After registration you will receive an email with meeting information, including a zoom invitation closer to the time of the workshop (19th-20th June). If you do not receive an email following the registration deadline (15th June), please check your spam folder and then contact us via our Contact Us page.

Accessibility guide

For all

• Text should be appropriately sized and in a font that is easy to read: e.g. Verdana, Arial, Aptos, Calibri or Georgia
• Avoid figures that have less accessible colour combinations, like red with green.
• Any gifs or videos should avoid flashing content.

For talks

• Describe important figures and images to the audience.

Code of conduct

Virtual Workshop Code of Conduct

The experience of the virtual workshop should be that of an inclusive, safe, and productive event. To do this we are committed to making this virtual space welcoming for all. Therefore, we expect all participants of the workshop to adhere to the Virtual Workshop Code of Conduct outlined below. Please note that we reserve the right to remove any delegates that are not adhering to these behaviours (see Terms and Conditions for more information).

For delegates experiencing unacceptable behaviour:

Please contact a workshop organiser if you are experiencing behaviour that breaks our Code of Conduct. Alternatively, contact us by email (animalwelfareimpact@gmail.com) or by our Contact Us page. All reports will be kept confidential.

Acceptable behaviour

Treat all workshop participants with respect, courtesy, and consideration. Value the diversity of opinions and views that other workshop participants have. Avoid personal attacks on other delegates, and only critique ideas rather than personal critiques. Request permission from the workshop organiser and the speaker before recording video / audio presentations and discussions. Presenters may request that their talk is not shared on social media, and all attendees must respect this. Be conscientious and ensure that others have the opportunity to speak in group meetings.

Unacceptable behaviour

Do not send abusive messages to any workshop delegates, organisers, exhibitors, or any other meeting guest. We have a zero-tolerance policy to bullying, harassment, and intimidation. This includes but is not limited to: negative comments about any protected categories (e.g ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or disability). Do not disrupt any aspect of the virtual meeting, or interrupt the speakers and presenters. Do not use the chat windows or online forms to share inappropriate content or spam, which includes avoiding using flashing gif images. Do not sexually harass delegates or share inappropriate images.​

Consequences

Workshop organisers will contact anyone not following the Code of Conduct. We reserve the right to remove any delegate from the meeting and prohibit attendance to future events.

Terms and Conditions