Kpop in Tucson

K-Pop in Tucson Community Standards

K-Pop in Tucson exists to help local fans connect through events, shared activities, and community spaces — including:

• hosted events

• group chats and online spaces

• informal meetups and social outings

• fan-led gatherings shared through our community

To keep KPIT welcoming, comfortable, and enjoyable for everyone, we ask all participants to follow these expectations:

Respect & Inclusion

• Treat others with kindness and respect, both in person and online

• Everyone is welcome here, regardless of fandom, identity, age, body, or social circle

No Harassment or Targeting

• Gossip, bullying, or harassment are not acceptable in KPIT spaces

• Please don’t bring online conflict into in-person gatherings

Handle Concerns Directly

• If you have a concern about a KPIT event or community space, please reach out to the organizer privately*

Unofficial Meetups

• Some social outings shared within the community may be informal and fan-led

• Unless explicitly stated, these are not official KPIT-hosted events, and participants attend at their own discretion

Our Goal

We’re here to build a positive local community.

By participating in KPIT spaces, you agree to help keep this environment supportive, respectful, and fun for everyone.

Transparency & Hosting

*KPIT is a community project run by Lindsay Edwards and Mike Schell. When we work with collaborators or partner organizations, they will always be publicly acknowledged in our promotional materials so everything stays clear and transparent.

These community standards apply specifically to KPIT-hosted events and platforms. Collaborators, vendors, and partner groups maintain their own independent practices unless shared expectations are explicitly stated in event materials.