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harassment graphicOctober 6, 2026'Four in five women in events have been harassed on site', survey findsA survey by the Network of Women in Events found that 80 per cent of women in the events industry experienced on-site harassment, despite 86 per cent viewing the industry as mostly safe. The report highlights gaps in reporting and safeguarding, emphasising a need for improved structures, especially...Neuro networking guideJune 15, 2026ABPCO taskforce creates neuroinclusive networking guideA new guide to improve networking accessibility for neurodivergent attendees has been created and will be launched at The Meetings Show 2026.Vienna in the gloaming May 8, 2026Another association shifts flagship congress out of USThe Academy of Management took another eye-catching step in its internationalisation drive, after announcing that its 2027 Annual Meeting will move from Seattle to Vienna.ICE officersApril 23, 2026Number of mathematicians boycotting US conference hits 2,300Thousands of mathematicians are calling for a boycott of the 2026 International Congress of Mathematicians (ICM), scheduled to take place in Philadelphia, this summer.Mental Health HandsApril 20, 2026Mental health is not a KPIFailing to respond to the mental health crisis in the meetings and events industry is a flaw stemming from fear, silence and ignorance, argues Janice CardinaleWhen inclusion collides: what the Bafta incident means for live eventsFebruary 24, 2026When inclusion collides: what the Bafta incident means for live eventsDiversity expert Gabby Austen Browne and EventWell founder Helen Moon unpack what happens when competing access needs collide - and what organisers must learn to protect dignity, safety and trust in unscripted live environments.Someone measuring a batAugust 11, 2025Researchers denied visas to attend conference in AustraliaEight researchers – mostly from Asia and Africa – were denied visas to attend an international conference in Australia, despite being ‘recognised contributors’ to their field of expertise.woman listening through yellow wallJuly 18, 2025Listen up! Being deaf in the world of meetings and eventsBeing deaf in the world of meetings and eventsVictorian Convention Exhibition Trust appoints accessibility advisory committeeApril 16, 2025Victorian Convention Exhibition Trust appoints accessibility advisory committeeThe Victorian Convention and Exhibition Trust has formed an Accessibility Advisory Committee with experts in disability inclusion to improve accessibility at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre and other venues.Neurodiversity in eventsApril 11, 2025What can neurodiversity teach the events industry?Neurodiversity isn’t a weakness, it’s an untapped source of creative power. And in an industry defined by moments that move people, why wouldn’t we want more minds that think differently?Show More
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