Community Guidelines

Code of conduct, photo consent, accessibility, safety. Trust starts before people arrive.

A good gathering has invisible rules. Not written on a poster, but felt in the room. Below is the version we hope every Just Landed keeps in mind.

A short version we recommend adding to your invite:

Just Landed is a space for real connection. We ask everyone to:

We're all figuring this out. Be kind. Be patient. Be curious.

Keep it short. Print it on a card, add it to your invite, or just say it out loud at the start.

Ask before taking photos of individuals or small groups
Say it in the invite: “We might take a few photos of the gathering. Let us know if you'd rather not be in them.”
Never post identifiable photos without asking
If you post on social media, tag only people who said yes
A wide, unfocused shot of the gathering is usually fine. Anything closer, ask

Try to think about:

You won't get every access need perfect on your first event. Ask people what they need. Adjust for next time.

Trust your gut. If a moment or a person feels off, address it early.
Have a co-host or friend on hand. Someone to notice with you.
Have an exit line ready. “Hey, can I introduce you to someone else?” is a low-key way to break up an uncomfortable interaction.
Debrief afterwards. Talk to a co-host or a friend after the event. Note what happened. Adjust for next time.
If something serious happens (a safety issue, a boundary crossed), take it seriously. Reach out. Follow up. Don't sweep it under the rug.

Just Landed is for anyone who feels new, whatever new means to them. That includes:

If your gathering starts feeling homogenous, ask yourself who isn't showing up, and why.