Presented by David Barr of Safety Northwest: Imagining how unexpected misfortunes might strike an event, and then planning how to prevent or mitigate those challenges.

Word has come in from our host venue that guest rooms will need to be booked by Oct 23 in order to get our convention room rate. Also, food and beverage orders need to be in by Oct 13–we’re not cutting off ticket sales after that, but we might wind up being a little short

The title says it all. Presented by sauerkraut and Inkwell of Summerisle Burn

If you can make it by Friday evening, we’re going to try to organize a visit to the Temple of Tranquility in nearby Boulder. This is a Burner project in a public place, organized by many members of the Colorado community. Unfortunately, it is closing down Nov 4, the first day of the conference. If

This will be a two-parter. Courtney Weidner, a burner and insurance agent who has participated in Burning Man’s “Regionals Insurance Discussion List”, along with two industry colleagues, will start with a discussion of what you need to know about insurance in general. In the second party, they will discuss prospects for organizing a group insurance

This will be a session on running simulated incidents at safety training workshops, presented by Context, who really raised the level of these simulations at Safetyside.