Polyglot Conference Global

For Everyone Who Loves Language - a space bringing together language enthusiasts, professionals, academics and language learners

Polyglot Conference Global - Live Environment (On-Demand & Ongoing)

Polyglot Conference Global 2025 took place between 2-5 October 2025, but The Live Environment stays open until October 2026. You can watch recordings in The Saturn Theatre and join our year-round Programme of language conversations. You can also take part in any other ad hoc events throughout the year until the next conference with this ticket.

What you get

• Recordings: 50+ talks available on demand in The Saturn Theatre.
• Programme (ongoing): Updated listings for language exchanges, meet-ups, Q&As, and workshops across the year.
• Community: Meet other language learners and practise your languages.
• Partners: Connect with our Sponsors & Partners inside The Live Environment.
• Access window: Join all scheduled events in The Live Environment between now and October 2026.

How to join

• Read your whole Eventbrite ticket for step-by-step access instructions.
• Log in to The Live Environment to watch recordings and see the current Programme.
• New community sessions appear across the year; times show in your local timezone.

Free ticket option

If donating isn’t an option for you, request a free ticket here:
https://forms.gle/kQLt3f3msvGRb2DA6

Note: Turnaround for free tickets may be slower when there is no live conference running, as our volunteers have regular jobs and responsibilities.

Dates

• Access window: From now to October 2026

Code of Conduct (summary)

By participating, you agree to the Polyglot Conference Code of Conduct:
https://global.polyglotconference.com/code-of-conduct/

We provide a safe, welcoming environment free of harassment and judgement, online and in person, for people of all genders, identities, sexual orientations, disabilities, appearances, body sizes, races, ages, religions (or none), and languages.

Our values

• We value diversity of backgrounds, perspectives, professions, and languages.
• We meet to share language-learning strategies, practise speaking, and enjoy languages together.

Expectations

• Support fellow learners; everyone’s path and pace differ.
• Be respectful and humane in all interactions.
• Offer constructive criticism rather than negative opinions.
• Keep discussions relevant to languages and language learning (including indigenous languages).

Violations (non-exhaustive)

Harassment, hate speech, threats, intimidation, stalking, unwanted contact, sexualised content, disruptive behaviour, spamming, impersonation, doxxing, posting third-party content without rights, or promoting self-harm. Commercial or romantic solicitation to members is not appropriate.

Enforcement

If asked to stop improper behaviour, comply immediately. Organisers may warn or remove participants without refund to keep the environment welcoming. Exhibitors, sponsors, vendors, and volunteers are also bound by this Code.

Reporting

If you feel unsafe or see a violation, contact an organiser as soon as possible. We’ll handle reports respectfully and confidentially, involve staff as needed, and help you access any support you require.

Licence and attribution

This policy is licensed under Creative Commons Zero and draws on the Geek Feminism wiki policy (Ada Initiative and contributors).

Privacy & media

You agree to behave in ways that promote a positive, inclusive environment and to respect the privacy and boundaries of others. Your image or words may appear in public materials. We will not purposefully identify individual participants with full name and photo unless you add such details to your screen name. Do not tag or identify others without their consent. Do not share links or materials from the Live Environment outside it.

Refund policy

Tickets are donation-based to support the community. Refunds are not available. If you have issues with your ticket or access, email us and we’ll help.