Announcement: Incident Response Training
One of the Community Team’s goals for 2021 included creation of an incident response training course. I am pleased to share that this training now has a first draft, which has been reviewed by @andreamiddleton, @hlashbrooke, @kcristiano, @sippis, @bph, @nao, and @adityakane, all deputies with experience taking reports and responding to incidents. Course assessments and exercises received an extra review from @arasae. Thank you all very much for getting this course to where it is today! I’m personally very excited about this training. Historically, WordCamp organizers and deputies are asked to take incident reports if something happens at their events, and a handful of community deputies have actively worked on responding to incident reports in the past. Because of the confidentiality and nature of this work, it is often difficult and invisible. It hasn’t always been clear what to do when something happens, although a recent Tuesday Training on Codes of Conduct and Reporting does an excellent job of summarizing the work. With this training, the Community Team makes the complex process of taking and responding to incident reports more transparent in the WordPress space, and will be able to effectively train contributors in responding to reports. This training will…
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