CULTURE OF CONSENT
Our aim is to also build a Culture of Consent within the scene by
empowering each dancer with the ability to dance easily with ability to TEA-L;D/R:
Your Representatives
These two individuals have volunteered to represent you and other dancers in
Safe Spaces. If you have any questions / concerns,
please feel free to reach out to either of them.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What constitutes harassment?
Harassment includes inappropriate physical contact, unwelcome attention (sexual or otherwise), unwanted advances, offensive verbal comments, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, harassing photography or recording, and sustained disruption of events.
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Safe Spaces will do our best to protect your anonymity and will only disclose your identity with your consent.
What should I do if I witness something unusual?
Please get in touch with the Safe Spaces reps or crew.
I don't want to be identified. Can I still make a disclosure/report?
Yes, your identity will be kept confidential after you make a disclosure or report.
I don't want any action to be taken. Should I still disclose?
Yes, we encourage you to speak up, as your disclosure may help other people avoid the same situation.
What happens after a report/disclosure is made?
The Safe Spaces committee may verify the details with the reporter and/or any eyewitness, and ask for the expected action. From the known details, they will decide on further action.
What are the next steps after the committee has discussed an incident/case?
Depending on the nature and severity, it could be monitoring, a reminder or a warning to the accused, or an outright ban from all events.