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Code Of Conduct |
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This site has other information, but might be out-of-date.
The main https://MathsJam.com site contains up-to-date information
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Well, the MathsJam weekend has been running since 2010, and so far people have been understanding, inclusive, encouraging, and happily adopted the intended philosophy and culture of having a great time with like-minded friends of all backgrounds. But numbers continue to grow, and the news has been depressingly full of other events, industries, and situations where people have not been so unremittingly positive.
So we think it's important to nail our colours to the mast and put in writing what we intend. The Code of Conduct as currently written most likely isn't perfect, but it's a clear statement of intent. There are probably grey areas, but rather than being nit-picking, legalistic, and prescriptive, we'd simply ask that people take on board the intention, and avoid anything they think might sail too close to the wind.
The Code of Conduct can be found here:
The language there is deliberately blunt and specific. Each of the points there is in response to behaviours that have been reported at other events, and so are a line drawn to make sure that the MathsJam weekend remains as amazingly welcoming as it always has been.If you have any concerns about the code of conduct, please email any of the organisers, either via the main site, or personally. Concerns will be considered seriously, and anything that improves the statement will be very welcome.
Here is the text of the CoC.
If you are subject to, or observe, any harassment, or have any other concerns - please speak to a member of the organising team (specific contacts will make themselves known in the opening sessions) or email conduct@mathsjam.com. Reports will be dealt with discreetly and in confidence
Please be aware of your surroundings and the effect your words and actions have on the people around you. We want everyone to have a great time, and treat each other with respect.
