Bridge to Liberation
Child Protection Policy
The Bridge to Liberation Summit is a place where young people learn, perform, create, and commemorate. Their safety is an absolute prerequisite for everything we do. We work closely with schools and youth organizations to guarantee a safe and positive program.
Core message: The Bridge to Liberation Summit ensures that all young people participating in the program are safe, welcome, and protected.
Our promise
to the youth
- We create a safe, inclusive, and respectful environment.
- We treat everyone with dignity, regardless of background, identity, or disability.
- We ensure that young people feel seen, heard, and protected.
- Professional supervision is always present.
- Spaces are open and accessible, never closed off with one adult and one young person.
- Staff and volunteers receive a child-safeguarding briefing and endorse the policy.
- Photos or videos of minors are only taken with the permission of parents/guardians.
- Communication with young people takes place exclusively via official Summit channels.
What
is never allowed
- Physical or verbal transgressive behavior.
- Sexually suggestive remarks, touches, or situations.
- Bullying, intimidation or discrimination.
- Alcohol or drug use.
If someone feels unsafe:
Anyone – young person, parent, volunteer, or visitor – can report concerns or incidents to the safety coordinator on site. In acute situations, help is called in immediately.