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CELEBRATE SAFE


ARE YOU READY TO PARTY? CHECK OUT OUR WEBSITE FOR TIPS ON HOW TO CELEBRATE SAFE!


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PILLARS

READ THE 9 PILLARS FOR CELEBRATING SAFE. 

   
 * Respect each other’s beliefs and differences
   
   There is no room on the dance floor for derogatory or discriminatory
   language, gestures or actions, any form of intimidation, racism, sexism,
   ableism, homophobia and transphobia or other targeted comments or
   expressions. Value and respect all people and feel responsible for creating a
   safe place for everyone.

 * I love my ears
   
   A party without music is not a party. Because you want to enjoy your favorite
   music for as long as possible, it is wise to be careful with your ears. Wear
   earplugs. If you buy earplugs with music filters, you will still hear the
   music in good quality, you will protect your hearing and you can still
   communicate with your friends. Keep your distance from the speakers and give
   your ears some rest every now and then. Find a quiet place and give your ears
   a break from the loud music. For more information about this, visit
   ilovemyears.nl.

 * Using alcohol or other drugs is never without risks
   
   The use of alcohol and other drugs is never without risks. It makes no
   difference whether you are doing it for the first time or have done it many
   times before. Each drug has a different effect. Its effect depends on what
   you take, where you take it, how much you take and how your body reacts to
   it. Do you still want to use something? Inform yourself in advance, don't
   just believe your friends or acquaintances just 'because things always go
   well for them'. Visit the Unity information stand at an event or the Unity
   website for correct and up-to-date information about alcohol and other drugs.
   Have your drugs tested in advance at one of the various testing locations in
   the country. This can be done anonymously and is often free or only costs a
   few euros. 
   
   Don't forget that hard drugs are illegal in the Netherlands. Most
   entertainment venues or events have a zero tolerance policy. You are not
   allowed to be in possession of drugs there. You may be handed over to the
   police if you are found to have drugs in your pocket. Always check the house
   rules of the event you are going to in advance so that you know exactly what
   is and is not allowed.

 * Know your limits and respect those of others
   
   Know what you want and especially what you don't want. Stick to that, on
   every level. Don't be persuaded. Don't stay longer if you don't feel the need
   to. Don't get in the car with someone who is under the influence. Don't kiss
   or have sex with someone if you don't feel like it. If it doesn't feel good
   to use drugs when your friends do, then don't do it. And the same applies the
   other way around. Just as you have boundaries, so does someone else. So don't
   try to convince someone to do something against their will. Respect your own
   boundaries and those of others.

 * Enjoy safe sex without regrets
   
   At a party it can be great to flirt and joke in addition to dancing. But
   avoid regrets afterwards. Be careful, don't just go home with someone, don't
   do things you would rather not do. Use contraception to prevent pregnancies
   and specifically condoms because they also protect you against STDs. And very
   important: always check whether there is consent from the other person and
   respect that.

 * Love your body
   
   Think about what you wear depending on the weather or whether the event is at
   an indoor or outdoor location. Make sure you wear sunscreen when the sun is
   out. Wear nice shoes. Taking a break from partying every now and then is
   necessary, even if it seems like you have endless energy. Go to a quiet spot
   at the event to chill, eat and drink. Even if you feel good, a break is a
   good idea. Afterwards it is important that you recharge by sleeping. Take
   good care of yourself the 'day after'. Give your body time to recover.

 * Get home safe
   
   Even if you think you are fit enough to drive after taking alcohol or other
   drugs, you are not. Although you may not feel it, you really react less
   quickly under the influence than when you are sober. Fatigue has the same
   effect. Therefore, think in advance about how you will get to the event and
   back home. Do you cycle, drive yourself, take public transport or a taxi? Or
   are you riding with friends? Agree in advance who the bob is. Only get in if
   your driver is sober and speak to each other about this.

 * Take care of each other
   
   Be kind to the people around you. If you see someone being harassed, ask,
   "Are you okay?" And help this person to a quieter place or friends or ask for
   help from the crew. For more information about sexually inappropriate
   behavior, check benjeoke.nl. Do you see that someone is not feeling well?
   Walk along to the first aid or speak to someone from the crew for help if
   necessary. If everyone pays attention to each other, everyone has a chance of
   an amazing party.

 * The crew will keep you safe
   
   The crew of the event or club is there for your safety. Are you not feeling
   well or do you see that someone else is not doing well? Go to the first aid
   or ask someone from the organization or crew to call the first aid.
   Everything discussed with medical staff is confidential and will not be
   shared with third parties. So you can freely tell what happened or what you
   drank or took. In that case they can help you better. Are you or someone
   being harassed, is there an argument? Then warn the security or crew. They
   can address a difficult visitor or kick someone out. Even though security or
   staff may sometimes look strict or busy, they are there to help you.

   


WHAT IS CELEBRATE SAFE?

Celebrate Safe is a platform with tips and reliable information about conscious
and safe partying. 

It is an overall safety campaign partying. A project based on a public-private
partnership in which information organizations, (event) security and medical
assistance organizations work together with clubs, music venues and event
organizations to provide the most effective information to visitors.


HOW DO I BECOME A CELEBRATE SAFE PARTNER?

How nice that you are interested in becoming a partner and promoting the
Celebrate Safe campaign to your visitors. Send an email to
team@celebratesafe.nl. You will then receive a response with a form in which you
must provide some information about your organization and events. After this you
will get access to the toolkit in which you will find, among other things, the
style guide, banners, logos and a video. This allows you to make the campaign
visible to your visitors, both offline and online.


CONTACT

Do you have any questions, would you like more information or would you like to
get in touch with our team? Send an email to team@celebratesafe.nl


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