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<span style="font-size: 1.5em; font-weight: bold;">2013 Mozilla Summit: October 4 - 6, Brussels, Belgium / Santa Clara, USA / Toronto, Canada</span>
<span style="font-size: 1.5em; font-weight: bold;">2013 Mozilla Summit: October 4 - 6, Brussels, Belgium / Santa Clara, USA / Toronto, Canada</span>


The Mozilla Summit is an assembly of, well, Mozillians, all coming together for three-days of inspiration, connection, and purpose.  
== How to Have a Great Summit ==
Participants will include paid staff from Mozilla Corp. and Mozilla Foundation (about 900), core volunteers (about 960), select Mozilla partners (5-10), and available Mozilla Board MembersLeveraging the content planning work that will emerge from a [https://wiki.mozilla.org/SummitPlanningAssembly Summit Planning Assembly] in June, the Summit will take place over the course of three days (in three regionally diverse cities) this fall.
 
 
'''Participate'''
 
The work of changing the world — the big, juicy Mozilla work — can happen only through active participation. Commit to pushing hard to go beyond what’s easy: embrace a new idea, ask a dumb question, lead a session, close your laptop. If a session does not move you, find another that does (it’s okay to shift). You alone get to decide what interests you, stretches you and ultimately helps you grow.
 
'''Make room'''
 
Summit participants speak more than 114 languages. We don't all understand English fluently. Some of us are hard of hearing and visually impaired. When speaking, do it slowly and clearly. Check in with others as you go to make sure they understand.
 
Some of us have physical limitations that make getting around difficult. Offer open structures with the idea of universal access, rather than waiting for special requests.  Provide clear information on access.
 
Make room (literally and metaphorically) for all before anyone has to ask. Seek to understand, then to be understood. Practice empathy. Assume positive intent.
 
'''Practice respect'''
 
The Summit is a space where you can safely be your true self (why would you be anything else?) and a time to respect others’ true selves as well (even if it bothers you from time to time). Respect their space and freedom and uniqueness, as much as our own.
 
Take care of yourself, body and mind. We only have three days together and they will be long. Mozilla needs you at your best. Rest, eat, drink water, laugh a lot.
 
Take care of the space and each other. Pick up trash. Share your power cord.
 
'''Be helpful'''
 
If you see a problem, try to help. If you can’t help, help find someone who can. Don’t quietly tolerate unacceptable behavior. Stand up for your fellow MozilliansIf someone’s words make you feel unsafe or uncomfortable — a comment, a joke, a slide — and can’t address it with them directly, consider involving an intermediary (like the Conductors, for example: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Conductors).
 
If you’ve made someone feel unsafe or uncomfortable, be open to adjusting your presentation or public speech and apologize directly when needed.
 
'''Have fun'''
 
The Summit is our opportunity to pause and celebrate who we are and all that we have accomplished.  It’s a chance to meet other amazing humans, to connect, to dance, to build things, to break them too.  It’s your moment to dig in and have fun.
 
Let’s do it.
 
''(Co-created by Dino Anderson, Lukas Blakk, Monique Brunel, Ioana Chiorean, Soumya Deb, Mardi Douglass, Liz Henry, Michael Hoye, Marcia Knous, Curtis Koenig, Matej Novak, John O'Duinn, Regnard Raquedan, and Janet Swisher)''
 
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