Accessibility and inclusion

The London BiFest team is aiming to make the event as inclusive as possible by reducing barriers to access with the following measures:

Free POC entry and entry generally kept as low as possible
Sessions for POC, trans, disabiliy (that's don't clash with each other)
Feedback forms to monitor diversity so we have data for future events
Non-gendered toilets
Kitchen available so people can bring own food
Flyers to be sent to various LGBT groups inc minority LGBT groups, and left around London, so it's not just all social media. Also website.
Venue is wheelchair accessible, all one level, no alcohol, outside space, disabled parking, multiple rooms including a quiet room.
Code of conduct, which will be enforced, banning racist, transphobic, disablist, biphobic, homophobic and generally bigoted behaviour. Definitions of each of these also provided for avoidance of doubt.
Information up on the walls about terms you might hear during the day, especially terms people might not know.
Activities to make it easy to meet people or indeed not to meet people if you don't want to (crafts, puzzles, cake decorating, book and clothes swap, singing etc)
All signs in print large enough to read easily.
Session facilitators will be reminded to speak clearly and loudly and to try to ensure a range of voices are heard.
Guide dogs/assistance animals are welcome.

If what you want to know isn't answered here, please e-mail access@london.bifest.org.