Ian Goldberg wrote:
Having dealt with this in the past as an event organizer, one major issue is that, depending on the jurisdiction, the insurance/liability implications can range from "throw a little money at it" (i.e. easy) to "all conference organizers have to get the super-duper 'works with children' background check" (i.e. ~impossible).
Yeah. I went to a usability event in SF a couple of years ago that provided childcare for people who needed it. They took the approach of contracting with a service (who'd hired people and done background checks already). It's possible to pay for babysitting services from a proper service, but for like a conference with hundreds of people, the insurance/liability requirements seem difficult to navigate.
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