Health

We recognize that COVID-19 remains an ongoing public health concern, and we comply with all local and federal regulations at our in-person events. We also recognize the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on those who are older, immunocompromised, managing pre-existing conditions, and/or those who may care for loved ones at home.

During our time together at SRF, we will strongly encourage all participants to wear masks in public areas, as able, and to test/self-isolate when experiencing possible COVID-19 symptoms. We will also make public health supplies such as masks and hand sanitizer available throughout the event. Any additional public health policies (including mask and/or vaccine requirements) will be adopted and enforced at the Summit organizers discretion. Prior to arriving, all registrants will receive information regarding health policies and on-site health resources.

By registering for the 2023 Summit, you understand and agree that the Summit for Religious Freedom (SRF) and Americans United for Separation of Church & State (AU) are released and held harmless from all liability related to COVID-19, COVID-19 variants, and any other communicable infections arising from participation in the event.

Each of us is empowered to help make SRF a safer, healthier, and more accessible conference for all. Thank you for joining us in this commitment.

Safety

Attendees MUST wear your badge and visibly display it at all times when attending conference sessions or events.

All attendees agree to abide by SRF's community guidelines, especially in regards to our collective goal to provide a harassment-free conference experience for everyone. Please contact any member of the SRF staff to report issues related to ensuring the health and safety of the summit.

Accessibility

During online registration, please indicate any accessibility needs you have or contact us here with ideas of how we can make SRF more accessible. We will do our best to accommodate any accessibility needs including transportation to Capitol Hill. In an effort to make SRF accessible to as many people as possible, we will be providing:
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  • ASL interpretation during the all plenary sessions
  • ASL interpretation during breakout sessions held in the main auditorium
  • Closed captioning on all livestreams and recordings
  • An ADA-compliant summit venue and Hill Day welcome venue
  • Hotel with ADA-compliant hotel rooms​
  • At least one gender-inclusive restroom in the main conference area​ and Hill Day welcome venue

Hill Day

  • ​​Accessibility information for the U.S. House of Representatives can be found here.​
  • Accessibility information for the U.S. Senate can be found here.

See you i​n April.