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Reduced Price*: $300 CAD
Reduced Price*: $250 CAD
Reduced Price*: $75 CAD
Reduced Price*: $25 CAD
A limited number of Reduced Price tickets are available for the event.
Reduced Price tickets are available for people with financial need: eg. students, under-, un-, and precariously employed. While we will not be asking for any proof of financial need, we ask that you use your discretion when selecting this option. If you can afford a regular price ticket (eg. through institutional funding or your own means), please select that option as it helps to subsidize tickets for those in need.
MAB23 strongly values equity, diversity, inclusion, and access. As part of this commitment, Reduced Price tickets are also available for self-identifying members of equity-seeking groups.
We encourage Black and Indigenous people, people of colour, women, LGBTQ2S+ individuals, persons with disabilities, and other communities that are under-represented within our disciplines to attend.
We also aim to support people in financial need with travel, accessibility, and personal care support subsidies and accommodations. All attendees will have the opportunity to indicate needs and preferences, as well as apply for support funds once they have registered. Funds available for travel, accessibility, and personal care support subsidies will depend on the number of applications received. While we cannot guarantee that all requests will receive funding, we will try our best to help as many people as possible.
Please contact our Equity, Access, and Belonging Coordinators if you have any questions
eab@mab23.org
Our Call for Volunteers is a great way for students to get involved in the event and save the ticket cost! We are looking for volunteers to help coordinate and manage the event during both the online and in-person sessions.
Closes May 15th, 2023
Recordings of online and in-person sessions, chats, questions, and answers will be captured and made available for later viewing. By registering for the MAB23, you are granting permission to record your comments and questions during sessions. If you have any concerns about this, please contact us at info@mab23.org.
The MAB23 Conference is informed by community participation guidelines. These guidelines cover our behaviour as participants, organizers, volunteers, partners, and anyone else involved in making MAB23 possible.
Respect and Kindness
How to treat each other:
Raising Issues at MAB23
The following will not be tolerated at MAB23: personal attacks; derogatory language; unwelcome sexual attention or physical contact; disruptive behaviour; influencing unacceptable behaviour. If you experience practices or behaviours at MAB23 which don‘t meet the policies above, or if you feel you are being harassed in any way, please immediately contact our Equity and Belonging Coordinators; Tiana Osborne and L Morris via email at eab@mab23.org. All issues raised are treated as confidential and shared only as needed with specific members of the MAB23 team.
Online Code of Conduct
Participants shall keep their microphones on mute while presentations are live and only be off mute when their contributions to the conversation have been welcomed. Participants shall use the “raise hand” feature prior to speaking during the zoom event. While cameras being turned on are encouraged, they are not required for participation in the event. Participants are expected to remain respectful and kind within the chat boxes.