Equity's Safe Space
44 Victoria Street, 12th Floor M5C 3C4 Toronto, ON, Canada

We've linked to individual bits and pieces from the Respectful Arts Workplaces website over time, but the whole site is worth paying attention to. If you want to see what a respectful workplace looks like, and how to improve yours, check out the comprehensive set of resources that they provide. http://respectfulartsworkplaces.ca/

Looks like a great opportunity. Our tax dollars at work! Please share widely https://canadianart.ca//free-anti-harassment-training-now-

We've linked to individual bits and pieces from the Respectful Arts Workplaces website over time, but the whole site is worth paying attention to. If you want to see what a respectful workplace looks like, and how to improve yours, check out the comprehensive set of resources that they provide. http://respectfulartsworkplaces.ca/

Earlier this summer, Equity Councillor, Jennifer Wigmore posted this article about Intimacy Directors and the importance of consent. Well worth reading or rereading: https://variety.com//hbo-intimacy-coordinator-alicia-rod/

On the other side of the pond The President of Equity in the UK shares her experience of bullying in the theatre, and the toll it takes on an artist's mental health. https://www.thestage.co.uk//equity-president-shares-exper/

One key element of NiOS! is that collective response to inappropriate workplace behaviour has the power to effect change. This story from Chicago details one such occurrence. Speak up. Act up. https://medium.com//we-the-cast-of-exit-63-theatres-produc

Creating and supporting safe and respectful workspaces means we're all in this together. The Saskatchewan Association of Theatre Professionals has two seminars coming up this month on Bystander Intervention Training and spaces are going fast https://sasktheatreprofessionals.ca//respect-amp-equity-co