In Greenfield, MA we are not accepting recent infection as a substitute for vaccination. The only thing close to that is for the several series that are requiring the bivalent booster, people are being given a 3 month grace period after a recent infection before they are required to have that booster. Otherwise, all series are requiring the initial shots plus at least one booster, and about half are currently requiring the bivalent. Liz Sturgen  Sent from the all new AOL app for Android On Tue, Jan 3, 2023 at 4:16 PM, Don Veino via Organizers<organizers(a)lists.sharedweight.net> wrote: We're considering a topic which has been raised to us a few times from prospective participants. To this date, we have maintained a straight vax + boost requirement for our series. I'm interested in examples of group COVID policies providing for participation of individuals who do not otherwise meet published vaccination requirements but have acquired potential immunity due to recent infection. Effectively, having acquired immunity through infection substituting as a form of vaccination. In particular: what are the qualifications and/or proof requirements and the duration of the allowance for vaccination substitution you use, if any? Substitution for any/all vax requirements or simply as a booster equivalent in some form? Thanks in advance for your help and links to any written policies. I'd greatly prefer if we can keep this thread focused on this particular topic and appreciate all civility. Should you wish to raise a tangential issue, please revise the subject line to fork the thread._______________________________________________ Organizers mailing list -- organizers(a)lists.sharedweight.net To unsubscribe send an email to organizers-leave(a)lists.sharedweight.net