These conferences have adopted a policy similar to our anti-harassment policy.

Contents 1 Open source conferences 2 Other technical conferences 3 Science fiction and other fan conventions 4 Implement the policy at your conference

Open source conferences Edit

• LCA 2010 anti-harassment policy (scroll down to "Discrimination") (not derived from this policy)
• OSDC2010 Code of Conduct
• Ohio LinuxFest anti-harassment statement and Conduct Policy
• linux.conf.au 2011
• Frozen Perl 2011
• FSF LibrePlanet 2011
• Wordcamp Melbourne 2011
• All Linux Foundation events (LinuxCon, Linux Plumbers, Kernel Summit, etc.)
• CodeConf 2011 (scroll down to bottom)
• All Ubuntu Developer Summits (UDS)
• FSCONS 2011 (wiki) (Live conference site)
• YAPC 2011
• Open Source Bridge 2011
• Pycon AU 2011
• Plone Conference 2011
• PyCon 2012
• OSCON and all O'Reilly events
• PGCon 2011 (Postgres)
• PyCodeConf 2011
• WordCamp Melbourne
• PyCon Japan 2011
• Desktop Summit 2011
• Wikimedia Foundation technical events
• GLAMcamp US

Other technical conferences Edit

• All USENIX conferences (see section 8) (not derived from this policy)
• Strange Loop (derived from this policy)
• All ACM SIGPLAN conferences (see also this explanation
• New Game 2011 Conference
• Open Video Conference 2011

Science fiction and other fan conventions Edit

• AnthroCon anti-harassment policy (not derived from this policy)
• GeekGirlCon
• WisCon (not derived from this policy)
• Aeternitas 2011
• FOGcon (derived from this and WisCon policy)

Implement the policy at your conferenceEdit

See Conference anti-harassment for our complete set of resources.