Five Step Guide to Writing a Safer Spaces Policy for Your Venue

Rosemary Lucy Hill; Molly Megson; Kate Zezulka

Five Step Guide to Writing a Safer Spaces Policy for Your Venue

Rosemary Lucy Hill, Molly Megson, Kate Zezulka

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This guide is designed to help you write your own safer spaces policy*. It involves a set of questions for discussion with your team to help you establish what is important, what you are already doing and what more you can feasibly do.

Original language	English
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 2020

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