- Under which Code of Conduct ("CoC") are we running our event? The Berlin Code of Conduct perhaps?
- Who will be responsible for the enforcement on location? Who is our "Code of Conduct Team"?
- How do we make sure speakers and attendees know that we expect them to behave according to that Code of Conduct?
- How do we help speakers avoid typical pitfalls and provide welcoming presentations?
- How do people report incidents during and after the event?
- What is an adequate reaction in case of report (within what time frame? by whom? in what way?)
- How do we make sure severe "offenders" are kept out of the way?
- How do we make sure the targeted people are still ok after something happened?
This is a lot, I know. I promise the rewards will be great though! 😅 //may remove emoji later
B) During and after the conference, including outside the regular schedule (e.g. dinner time between conference days)
- Who is around and available of the CoC committee?
- How can CoC committee members prepare for questions and negative reactions about the CoC during the event?
- What will their role exactly be? Where do their responsibilities start, where do they end?
- How do we introduce the committee to the participants and what it can do for them? How do you ensure people know how they can report incidents?
- How do we react to post-event reports?
Highly recommended: Hold a retrospective meeting with those involved in the CoC implementation so you can sync about and learn from the latest experience.