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On this page, you will find all the information you need to participate in Tipping Points #12 in Odeion in Salzburg . Please register for the workshops early using the online form—even if you're not 100% sure yet. Before you do, read through all the information here below .

1) Registration (Workshops, Food, Sleeping, …)

Do you already know that you want to come to Tipping Points #12 and which workshops you want to attend? If not, take another look at the program. Registering early helps us massively with the planning! And you can secure your spot in your favorite workshops.

2) Location – Odeion, Kultur- und Veranstaltungszentrum in Salzburg (Stadtrand)

Tipping Points #12 takes place in the outskirts of Salzburg. We are happy to welcome you in the Odeion.

Check-in will be located right at the entrance area. Please arrive there on time: at least 30 minutes before your first workshop is ideal, as there might be waiting times at the check-in. All workshops, meals, the supporting program, and accommodation will be located in the same building. Outdoor areas (meadows) can be used for breaks or group exercises.

The exact adress is: Odeïon Salzburg, Waldorfstraße 13, 5023 Salzburg/Langwied. You'll find a description of the directions under 3) Arrival hier. Please take into account the additional travel time from the center/main train station in Salzburg.

3) Getting there + Travel costs

If you are travelling from outside Vienna, you can have your travel costs reimbursed. Please keep your original tickets and report to us at the check-in table. Please book your train journey as early as possible to avoid unnecessarily high costs!

You can reach the ODEION from Salzburg Central Station by taking trolleybus (Obus) line 4 (stop “Maierwiesweg”
or “Mayrwies Ortsmitte”) or Postbus 130, 133, 140 (stop “Mayrwies”).
The journey takes approx. 30 minutes.

Please note: The trolleybus (Obus) can be used with wheelchairs, but the Postbuses cannot!

Even if you already know the location, please plan to arrive 15 – 20 minutes before your first workshop so that we have enough time for check-in, information and finding the room.

4) Donations for the workshops

Organising events, putting together a great workshop programme, inviting speakers, cooking for people, a crisp supporting programme - we want to offer you all of this, and it all costs money.

At the same time, we want skills and methods to be accessible to as many people as possible. That's why there is a recommendation for different participation donations that you can choose depending on your possibilities:

  • Supported participation: recommended donation € 0 - 10 per workshop, €2 per meal
  • Standard participation: Recommended donation €16 – 30 per workshop, €5 per meal
  • Solidarity participation: Recommended donation €40 - 80 per workshop, €10 per meal
  • Super Supporter Package: Donation recommendation: from €160 for the entire event + goodie bag as a thank you! 🙂

You can transfer the donation after registration or donate in cash on site. Higher donations make it possible for others to pay less. Early bank transfers help us to already pay bills now.

Account details:
Account name: Humus
IBAN: AT47 3412 9000 0891 2495
Reference: Spende Tipping Points 12

Please also consider how much you would pay/donate for workshops elsewhere. If a similar training/workshop is worth e.g. 50,- to you, it might seem a lot to pay 200,- or 250,- for the whole Tipping Points weekend, but our workshops are not worth less, just because you can attend 3 or 4 with us.

5) Viruses and other infections

Information in English will follow

  • If you feel sick, please test yourself and/or consider not to come.
  • We will have some rapid tests at site,which we will provide at a cost price of €1.
  • We will also have masks at site.
  • If you personally feel unsafe, feel free to wear a mask..
  • We ask all those whose safety needs and medical situations are different to treat each other espectfully and communicate carefully.

6) Barriers

Physical barriers
The entire building—with the exception of one workshop room—is accessible by wheelchair/stroller. There is a barrier-free toilet.

Language
Most of the workshops are in German, but in each slot there is also at least one in English, which is marked accordingly in the program overview. For the evening program on Friday and Saturday we organize translation into English.

People with visual impairments
The location is not equipped with a guidance system. Since it is relatively large and has many angles, it is difficult for visually impaired people to navigate alone. We would be happy to provide you with a companion though. Please contact us beforehand.

Deaf people
Unfortunately, we do not have sign language interpretation.

Children
Childcare will be available on Saturday morning during the workshop. On Saturday afternoon, there will be a workshop that you can attend with your children. If you need childcare outside of these times, please let us know and we will work something out! Feel free to ask the speakers if you can bring your children along. Depending on their age, this will certainly be possible for some—if not all—of them.

Assistance Dog are welcome as long as they are on a leash.

Awareness
We have an awareness team on site that you can talk to. There will also be an awareness room where you can retreat if it all gets too much.

Bei Tipping Points #12 gilt unser Awareness Konzept

Will alcohol be consumed during the events?
Alcoholic drinks will be available at the evening events. Tipping Points is not a party event, however, so there will be no excessive alcohol consumption. An awareness team is always available should unpleasant situations arise.

Let's fight the barriers!
If you want to take part in Tipping Points in the future, but there are any barriers standing in your way at the moment, please write us an email to tipping-points@humus.live.

Once you've registered ...
... we'd like to ask you to do us a little favour: please consider forwarding this info to your friends. This would not only make us happy but it's also more fun to take part together! :)

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