Breach of the standards outlined in this Code of Conduct or any of the Vancouver Ballet Society’s other policies and procedures may result in the position being terminated.
The Vancouver Ballet Society (VBS) aims to be an artistic service organization that is relevant, accessible, and welcoming to everyone. We acknowledge the historic inequities of our art form and as such we are committed to cultivating and embracing a more diverse, equitable and inclusive organization, while preserving the integrity of the art form and maintaining the highest artistic standards.
To this end, the VBS recognizes and is open to representing individual or group differences encompassing age, disability, marriage or partnership, parental status (pregnancy), race (including ethnic origin, colour-nationality and national origin), religion or belief (including philosophical beliefs), gender or gender identity (including gender reassignment), sexual orientation, and socioeconomic status.
The VBS ensures fairness and professionalism in all its dealings and will not tolerate discrimination, harassment, bullying, or victimization. We intentionally foster an environment wherein the individual or group can feel welcomed, respected, supported, and valued to fully participate.
When dealing with children/students and vulnerable adults, the Vancouver Ballet Society (VBS) expects all members, volunteers, employees, and contractors:
The Vancouver Ballet Society has an obligation to protect and provide a safe environment for individuals and groups. While we do not have the authority to investigate allegations reported to us, we will share the information with the appropriate authority.
Breach of the standards outlined in this Safeguarding policy or any of the Vancouver Ballet Society’s other policies and procedures may result in the position being terminated.