The topic of safety is at the heart of the conference‘' Circus - a safe(r) space for danger'. Throughout their careers, circus practitioners move from one role to another. From informal to formal scenarios, taking up roles as educators, artists or organizers; creating or performing, both on-stage and behind the scenes. While moving between these worlds, safety is key. Because life in the circus is all about questioning boundaries, bending rules and changing perspectives, often while in close interaction with others.
At the conference we prioritize the safety and well-being of all participants, speakers and staff. We want to provide a safer space and take care of ourselves and others. Our commitment to creating a safer space is rooted in the belief that everyone should be able to express themselves freely while respecting their own and others' boundaries.
To uphold this principle, we have established the following Safety Charter. By adhering to this Safety Charter, we affirm our dedication to fostering a culture of respect, inclusivity, and safety at our events. We reserve the right to deny access to the conference or remove from the conference anyone who behaves in violation of these values.
Would you like to report an incident?
Did you see or hear someting that goes against the values of the conference charter. You could't or didn't want to report it at the time? You still want to? You can use this form.
During the conference you can always address the designated staff members (wearing the 'Circus - a safe(r) space for danger' button), mail us at info@circuscentrum.be, or contact us at xxx(phone number)
Did you see or hear something that goes against the values of the conference charter? You couldn't or didn't want to report it at the time? You still want to? During the conference you can always address the designated staff members (wearing the 'Circus - a safe(r) space for danger' button), mail us at info@circuscentrum.be, or contact us at +32 (0)9 233 85 89. Thanks for making the conference a safe(r) space for everybody!