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Our polIciEs

Dancemakers is dedicated to continually articulating and re-visiting documents and policies related to how we work with others in community through Abolitionist values.

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Describing Dance for Blind & low vision audiences workshop Curated by Arts Assembly in 2025

In recognizing that as a sector, we need to address how we understand and work with conflict, Dancemakers developed (and continues to re-develop) Abolitionist policies to abide by.

In recognizing that as a sector, we need to address inequalities towards BIPOC artists, sexual harassment, abuses of power, cultural insensitivity and disrespect, Dancemakers developed (and continues to re-develop) policy to abide by.

In recognizing that as a sector, we need to address inequalities towards BIPOC artists, sexual harassment, abuses of power, cultural insensitivity and disrespect, Dancemakers developed (and continues to re-develop) policy to abide by.

As a company, we abide by and adhere to the City of Toronto’s Human Rights and Anti-Harassment/Discrimination (HRAP) policies.

As a company, we abide by and adhere to the City of Toronto’s Human Rights and Anti-Harassment/Discrimination (HRAP) policies.

As a company, we abide by and adhere to Ontario’s Human Rights Code.

quEstIonS?

If you have questions or concerns pertaining to any of our policies, practices or documents, please contact us.

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Dura co-presentation with BAND & danceImmersion in 2025