Code of Conduct

Our top priority at SOCAP Global is to create a safe, collaborative environment for participants to connect, learn, and grow together. We understand some of the topics we will discuss have a high level of sensitivity and/or contrasting viewpoints. Participants are free to examine and discuss all questions of interest to them and to express opinions publicly and privately, as long as it is done in a respectful way that encourages collaborative discussion.

To ensure a productive experience for all, we expect participants to follow our Code of Conduct:

  • Be considerate, respectful, and collaborative when exchanging ideas, listening, and talking to other participants. Focus on constructive learning, rather than shaming.
  • Refrain from demeaning, discriminatory or harassing behavior and speech (both verbally and in the chat). Trolling, harassing, or any other forms of intimidation or disruption of discussions will not be tolerated.
  • Exchange ideas by orderly means that do not disrupt plenaries, sessions, or break-outs. If you feel a conversation needs to be continued, please table it until a more appropriate time for more in-depth conversations, such as a networking break.
  • Follow directions and requests from SOCAP Global staff. You are expected to comply with requests and directions from SOCAP staff members immediately.
  • Alert SOCAP staff if you have experienced or witnessed any code of conduct violations. Direct message any identifiable SOCAP staff member.

The full Code of Conduct will be available in the SOCAP25 event app and on SOCAP’s website.

 

Pricing & Cancellation Policy

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Location

When & where will SOCAP25 take place?

SOCAP25 will take place downtown San Francisco, in the Yerba Buena Gardens area, from Monday, October 27 to Wednesday, October 29, 2025.  Light breakfast and boxed lunches are provided every day.  While we have yet to set the exact start and end time, expect full days of programming each day.

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Transportation

Are the venues accessible through public transportation?

The Yerba Buena Gardens area is walking distance from the Powell BART/Muni station, meaning that you can commute from Oakland and the East Bay, or arrive directly from SFO or Oakland airport using public transportation.

Learn about public transit options in San Francisco, including shared bicycles.

If you are coming from the East Bay, from San Francisco Airport or South San Francisco, take BART.

If you are coming from the South Bay, take Caltrain.  The Caltrain station is a 15-20 minute walk from YBCA or you can take the brand new MUNI subway.

To park your bicycle, check the parking garage answer below.

Are there public garages around Yerba Buena Gardens?
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