International Host Committee 2018

Host a Performing the World attendee!

A key part of the Performing the World experience is the person-to-person connection – the building of new relationships with people from around the globe. There’s no better way to do that than to be a Performing the World Housing Host. If you are interested in providing a place for someone to stay in New York City during the Performing the World Conference, please fill out this form. Whether you are able to offer a spare room, a couch, or even an air mattress, any of these would be appreciated.

The conference is made possible by a community of supporters from all walks of life. Please note that we do not screen conference attendees who request housing. We have offered community housing for the past four Performing the World conferences and have gotten very positive feedback.

Please understand that Performing the World and the sponsoring organizations, All Stars Project, Inc. and East Side Institute, cannot assume liability for any injury to your person or property that occurs as a result of, or in the course of, your participation as a housing host.

Name*

Street Address*

City*

State*

Email*

Phone Number*

Languages you speak

I can provide housing for the following days: (It is hoped that you can provide housing for all four of the nights indicated.)*

Thursday, September 20Friday, September 21Saturday, September 22Sunday, September 23

Have you been a housing host before?*

How many people live in your household? Please describe each person's age and relationship to you.*

Describe the sleeping arrangement you can provide: (eg., couch in living room, own room...)*

Would you be able to house more than one guest?*

Can you provide housing to a young adult — under 21 years old?*

Do you have a gender preference? Please indicate yes or no and specify.

It is sometimes helpful for visitors to have access to kitchen facilities. Would this be possible?*

Do you smoke?*

What are your feelings about a guest who smokes?*

Describe your neighborhood-- is it more residential or commercial? What kind of shops are in the area?*

Is your home accessible for people with disabilities? Is there an elevator? Would someone with a wheelchair or walker be able to move around the apartment?

Do you have pets? If so, what and how many?*

What is the closest subway and how far is it from your home?*

Would you be comfortable with your guests having keys to your house to come and go on their own schedule?*

Other issues we need to take into account?

For questions call 212-941-9400 x 318.

PTW 2018 International Host Committee