Colorado

If you know of a convention that needs to be added to the list or have updated your own convention's policy, you can fill out the form here. If you find any broken links or have any questions about this page, please contact Fractali at admin@cosplayer-ssn.org. This is a perpetual work in progress!

A means they meet the criterion.
A means they have partially met the criterion.
A means they fail the criterion.

Additional notes for clarification can be found below the table.

Note: conventions with ^* have either not updated for several years, have a malfunctioning website, or may be defunct.

Note: While Colorado Anime Fest has a 6/6, we would recommend including the anti-harassment hotline number on the website as well as on the badge. Not everyone always has their badge on them when they experience an issue.

Note: Colorado Festival of Horror does have a Code of Conduct page on their website, but at time of evaluation, it had to be found by searching the web.

Note: DenFur's policy, while listing examples of harassment, does not provide an explicit definition. Additionally, while a contact is listed for reporting interpersonal matters (i.e., "a person who may cause a specific, credible treat to the convention or its attendees"), it seems as though it is not available for reporting other incidents of harassment or related violations.

Note: Ecchi Expo Denver's policy is a linked PDF.