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End Twitch's Partnership With Chevron Twitch needs to end its partnership at Twitchcon with Chevron.
Chevron is guilty of many international crimes stemming from its involvement in environmental disasters across South America and Africa, and also it's deep investment in and complicity with the Palestinian genocide happening in Gaza and across the Middle East.
From: https://afsc.org/chevron-fuels-israeli-apartheid-and-war-crimes
"Chevron is one of the world’s largest fossil fuel companies. By 2017, the company was responsible for approximately 3.2% of the world’s total emissions.
Chevron has yet to clean up the 16 billion gallons of toxic wastewater it deliberately dumped into Ecuador’s Amazon Rainforest between 1964 and 1990, which…
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Require Masks at Twitch Con NA While I understand that currently the CDC is not requiring masks at events, I feel the staff of Twitch and the goers of Twitch Con NA have a duty to ensure con-goers are safe.
As it stands on the CDC COVID tracker website (https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#datatracker-home) you can see the fluctuations of the virus and the numbers are on an upward incline already and those numbers are only until January 6th.
From what the US itself is experiencing, much less the entire world taking into account international travelers who would be coming, a mask mandate for the convention should be…
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Move TwitchCon NA Out of Las Vegas Considering the conversations happening both in-person among attendees and online, it's safe to say a large group of attendees consider that Las Vegas wasn't a great fit as a TwitchCon host city.
TwitchCon is about community and coming together. Except in Las Vegas, due to traffic, large distances and road closures, as well as casinos, shows and other entertainment options, going to the expo floor was more of a hassle and afterthought than the main event.
By moving TwitchCon to a more walkable city, like San Diego [the previous-host city], people spend less time, energy as well as money in…
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A panel for disabled streamers A panel of hosts discussing being a disabled streamer on twitch with topics such as inspiration stories, challenges and how twitch has helped their lives. I myself have Cystic Fibrosis and would love to host it!
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Improved security and safety With all the recent shooting incidents in the US, please consider improving the security and safety around long lines that form near entrances/exits where people are most vulnerable. I think one way we can improve the safety of everyone is to use some sort of marker in lines (similar to the markers used in lines during Covid) that create spacing between people. It will help prevent crowding and pileups in the event that people need to disperse quickly. I also suggest placing security and law enforcement personnel near lines to monitor for suspicious activity. Thank you.
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Require Masks & Clean Air at all conventions. After the surge of TwitchCon EU streamers and viewers alike getting ill with Covid and other airborne illnesses like Norovirus at this past TwitchCon, Twitch has a responsibility to protect the health and livelihoods of their congoers. This is a continuing trend of people getting ill & permanently disabled by SARS-Cov-2 at Twitchcon and to prevent this from happening again, and to protect Twitch from being held liable, a new policy needs to be put into place.
Health institutes such as the CDC have confirmed what scientists and immunocompromised folks have been saying for years, that Covid can surge throughout…
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Add Canada to your list of locations for Twitchcon There is a severe lack of large gaming conventions here, and i think it would help both the CA Twitch community, as well as the gaming community in general.
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twitchcon east coast I think there should be a TwitchCon for us East Coasters! Somewhere like New York would be very-moderately easy to get to for 12+ states!
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staff At this last TwitchCon in 2025, there was a SEVERE lack of accessibility. During the MCC event and the award show, there was no ramp provided despite GoodTimesWithScar being there for both things. Despite the fact that he - along with the rest of HermitCraft - won one of those awards. How did no one think to provide a ramp to the stage? That is a severe oversight, and the fact that this isn't the first time either is extremely disappointing.
Please next time provide accessibility.
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Ensure accessible entrances and stages Watching San Diego TwitchCon was a nightmare. Twitch invited a disabled creator, for the SECOND year in a row, knew he would need to access the stage, and didn’t ensure the stages were wheelchair friendly. That is the absolute bare minimum in terms of accessibility.
I know this may come off as a fan trying to advocate on a creators behalf but this is from a disabled person, someone who sees this everyday in older stores.
The lack of ramps is an ADA violation.
The lack of respect is appalling. Do better.85 votes -
Bring TwitchCon EU to the UK Bring TwitchCon EU to the UK?
An event within the UK would be pretty awesome, there is the EXCEL Centre in London or Birmingham has the National Exhibition Centre(NEC) which are potential venues, both have great international links with airports being onsite in the case of the NEC or within 15 minutes in the case of the EXCEL.
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TwitchCon Accessibility Booth / Point of Contact With TwitchCon there comes a lot of disabled folks needing a point of contact to ask accessibility questions or get more info on whether or not aspects of the con are safe for mobility or other types of disabilities.
My request is to have an accessibility booth right up front when you enter the con that has a designated team or point of contact there to answer specific accessibility questions.
This comes after attending every TwitchCon NA since 2017 and always having to constantly struggle to find a staff that’s willing to answer my accessibility questions or even try to…
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Method to Contact TwitchCon Organizers / Personnel I have found no solid way to contact any person relating to TwitchCon. On their own webpage, they encourage to message on their Twitter page, which results in no answers returned. None. I was advised to contact Twitch devs, Twitch Support, and many more departments with no success in resolving this issue.
I was bombarded with dropdown menus with topics that do NOT relate to anything I need assistance with, and when I find myself finally talking with a real human being, they constantly tell me it is the wrong department (probably because none of their selections fit what I…
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Wristbands for level of comfort A separate wristband you can choose to wear or a color tab added to the event wristband to show personal levels of comfort. Green means you can approach, shake hands, etc. Red means not comfortable with any kind of physical touch or close contact.
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TwitchCon AsiaPacific or TwitchCon Australia a TwitchCon in either Australia or the Asia Pacific region.
if not a stand alone con, maybe partner with OzComicCon or SupaNova59 votes -
Bigger Representation for Music Streamers The last twitch con I was at (2019), TwitchCon had a stage for music performances outside but it was not organized or advertised as well.
The music category has grown tremendously, so it would be amazing if there was a more organized time for the music community to be able to show off their talent or get to meet up together. Although there was Twitch Sings, they are a completely different community.
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Ensure accessible entrances and stages Watching San Diego TwitchCon was a nightmare. Twitch invited a disabled creator, for the SECOND year in a row, knew he would need to access the stage, and didn’t ensure the stages were wheelchair friendly. That is the absolute bare minimum in terms of accessibility.
I know this may come off as a fan trying to advocate on a creators behalf but this is from a disabled person, someone who sees this everyday in older stores.
The lack of ramps is an ADA violation.
The lack of respect is appalling. Do better.46 votes -
"NightCap" Drink Covers in all TwitchCon grab bags I think it would be a great idea to provide all attendees with a "NightCap" drink cover scrunchie in their TwitchCon grab bag! Its an accessory but also provides people with a safe way to protect their drinks when out at public venues.
Keep everyone safe. One drink at a time.
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Twitch Con in Chicago I want to have a Twitch Con in Chicago at the Rosemont Convention Center
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