Safer Space

All of us, including the event organisers, artists, technical staff, partners and audience members, work together to make ANTI Festival a safer place. This can be ensured by following the below instructions:

Let’s not make any assumptions of people’s identities, gender, sexual orientation, background, body or experiences – and let’s not inquire about these issues. Everyone has the right to tell what they feel is necessary and meaningful about themselves.

Let’s not use language that others may find offensive or oppressive. Being precise about how we use language is not about nit-picking but a matter of promoting a safe space.

Let’s treat each other with respect and equality, and respect other people’s boundaries.

Let’s be aware of our own prejudices and privileges, and respond to constructive criticism appropriately and by correcting our behaviour.

Nobody is perfect and we are bound to fail occasionally. Let’s encourage each other to take responsibility for our words, actions and missteps.

Let’s enjoy ANTI Festival together!

We aim to organise our events in accessible spaces, but the artistic content of some of the work presented at the festival requires facilities whose accessibility cannot be ensured. Thank you for your understanding. Accessibility information here.

Please note that festival events are recorded with photography and video. The audience might also be visible in the photography and video material. Let us know, if you wish not to appear on film or photos.