Code of Ethics for Space, Participants and Facilitators.

• Usage of phones for recording videos or taking pictures is not allowed during the class. Creating footage of the class can only be done with the consent of all participants and facilitators represented.
• Food and drink beverages are not allowed in the dance studio. Exception: water bottles/cups.
• Shoes are not allowed in the dance studio.
• We respect the dance floor by keeping it clean and pay special attention when using any kind of additional objects on the floor.
• We leave the dance studio in the same condition as we entered it.
• We close the windows when leaving the dance studio.
• We only allow loud music after 22:00 once the windows are closed.

... must always ask permission from the participant before touching the participant physically.
... maintains neutrality within their relations towards participants.
... shall invite the participants to a dialogue around the work structure within the class.
... makes the class a safe environment, ensures a healthy atmosphere and is vigilant for bullying and sexual harassment.
... takes care of not making judgments about an individual’s or group’s beliefs.
... sees its participants as equals and does not act from a role of authority.
... provides transparent teaching methods

... knows their body best.
... is responsible for their body (injuries), hygiene and boundaries.
... is aware of the energy/attitude they bring to the space. Every day can be different.
... is aware of consent when it comes to being in physical contact with other participants.
... is responsible for the space they give and take.
... is allowed to leave the space without communicating at any time.
... enters the studio with valuable knowledge.
... has the right to ask questions.

The participants’ learning experience is the main focus during the class.
The participants’ opinions and voices are important.
‘No’ means No and ‘Yes’ means Yes.

• Sexual harassment
• Violence
• Bullying
• Outbursts of temper
• Misuse of power
• Obscene language
• Unnecessary touch
• Political or religious preaching
• Touch without mutual consent

If the facilitator or participant is found to be violating any of the above, it may result in disciplinary action.

Our work is grounded in love, respect and compassion. In which “love” refers to showing and having a positive reaction to another member in the group. During the classes, the body is not a body of or for desire. Our space is a judgment-free space. We encourage constructive criticism and welcome all shapes of bodies, training/knowledge and cultural heritage. ‘No’ means No and ‘Yes’ means Yes.