As we continue to live through the COVID-19 pandemic, the safety of our conference participants and those you serve are our highest priority. Those attending the live conference will be required to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test dated within 48 hours of the start of the conference (e.g., Clinical Day attendees must test after September 20 and main conference after September 21.) Other directed health measures, such as masking and gathering size, will follow the guidelines of the conference location state or city mandates.

USLCA takes its duty of care very seriously and will continue to monitor medical and conference protocols for the safety of everyone involved in the event.

In order to facilitate an environment of safety and learning for all conference attendees, USLCA has and continues to take steps to foster an environment of inclusivity. USLCA is committed to the concept of a brave space where, participants feel comfortable learning, sharing, and growing. A brave space is inclusive to all races, sexes, genders, abilities, immigration status, and lived experiences.

In our sessions, all speakers have agreed to have their content reviewed and are subject to professional code of conduct, personally and professionally.

In our physical space, we will offer rooms and resources for those that need quiet time, facilitated discussion, or processing.

USLCA remains committed to our DEI principles (https://uslca.org/member-news/uslca-position-on-diversity-equity-and-inclusion/) and violations or concerns can be brought to our attention via the Whova app or by locating a USLCA staff or board member.  All concerns will be handled confidentially.

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