Code of Con­duct of the Dra­ma School Mee­ting 2024

We want ever­yo­ne to feel com­for­ta­ble, wel­co­me and re­spec­ted at the dra­ma school mee­ting.

It is the­re­fo­re im­portant that you are ca­re­ful with yours­elf and the other par­ti­ci­pants so that tog­e­ther we can crea­te a safe space that is as free of discri­mi­na­ti­on as pos­si­ble.

Un­der no cir­cum­s­tan­ces do we to­le­ra­te ag­gres­si­ve be­ha­vi­or, hat­red, se­xu­al or ver­bal ha­rass­ment, discri­mi­na­ti­on of any kind, se­xism, ra­cism, anti-Se­mi­tism, mi­so­gy­ny, body shaming, ageism, ab­leism, trans*pho­bia or queer­pho­bia.

To en­su­re that the dra­ma school mee­ting is safe for ever­yo­ne, the­re is an awa­reness team. You can re­co­gni­ze the mem­bers of the awa­reness team by their black T-shirts with the in­scrip­ti­on "no more dra­ma".

You don't have to sol­ve con­flic­ts or pro­ble­ma­tic si­tua­ti­ons on your own. The awa­reness team is al­ways the­re for you. If you feel threa­tened, ha­ras­sed or discri­mi­na­ted against - or if a si­tua­ti­on sim­ply feels un­plea­sant to you: con­tact a mem­ber of the awa­reness team

• in per­son on site
• or by cal­ling 0170 688 51 29 (8 a.m. to 11 p.m.).

This also ap­p­lies if you ob­ser­ve in­ap­pro­pria­te be­ha­vi­or or see that ano­t­her per­son needs help: Plea­se ask the per­son con­cer­ned, con­tact the awa­reness team and do not lea­ve it to others to take ac­tion.

Act ac­cord­ing to the princip­le of mu­tu­al con­sent: The dra­ma school mee­ting is a place of en­coun­ter. A mee­ting will only take place if ever­yo­ne in­vol­ved agrees to it.

Take care of each other and tre­at each other with re­spect.