# Event criteria hierarchy <!--Goes in the event-diversity-and-inclusion --> Event based applications for CHAOSS Badging would be evaluated differently than Projects. Likely, not all metrics defined as Event related metrics will be valid for all applying events. Applicants choose the set of metrics which best apply. ----- Metric Name |First set|Second set|Third set|Fourth set| :------------------------|:-------:|:--------:|:-------:|:--------:| Code of Conduct at Event |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ | Speaker Demographics |✅ |✅ |✅ |✅ | Attendees Demographics | |✅ |✅ |✅ | Diversity Access Tickets | | |✅ |✅ | Family Friendliness | | | |✅ | ----- Metric Name | Applicable when :------------------------|:--- Code of Conduct at Event | Event has a public Code of Conduct and participants are actively made aware of it Speaker Demographics | Speaker Demographic data is measured for the Event using a set procedure Attendees Demographics | Attendee demographics data is measured for the Event using a set procedure Diversity Access Tickets | Event provides Diversity Access Tickets and the information about that is public Family Friendliness | Event has family friendly activity, areas and/or facilities(example: childcare) ## First metric set - local ### Metrics - Code of Conduct at Event - Speaker Demographics ### Synopsis These would form the essential metrics for every criteria and would be the minimum requirement for all Event applications in D&I Badging. This would apply to small scale local events. ## Second metric set - regional ### Metrics - Code of Conduct at event - Speaker Demographics - Attendee demographics ### Synopsis These are likely to be the metrics which can be used in regional level events. These can be Events which are central to a region (multiple states) but are not held on a national level. ## Third metric set - national ### Metrics - Code of conduct at event - Speaker Demographics - Attendee Demographics - Diversity Access Tickets ### Synopsis National events are very large, but their scope of attendees does not include multiple nations. One exception is made for events that are near a national border. ## Fourth metric set - multinational ### Metrics - Code of Conduct at event - Speaker Demographics - Attendee Demographics - Diversity Access Tickets - Family friendliness ### Synopsis Family friendlness is generally included in large scale events. It makes sense with all the other metrics since these criterias tend to be fulfilled as well. ## Possible names for each set - Simply call them what they are - Name including number - Use designated geographical scale <!--Virtural events Elizabeth brought this up on the last D&I call, and this is probably what I was forgetting on Sunday. Closed captioning is something here which is different for Virtual Events. It likely makes an event more accessible. Also, Matt G asked about the submission front-end. And I said something along the lines of once the process is more solid that would be the next thing. Typing this here so that I don't forget again.-->