Youth Involvement Philosophy Part of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines July 23, 2020 In This Section Inclusion From Youth Safety Guidelines We strive to include youth across a wide range of difference including, but not limited to, differences of race, color, sex, disability, affectional or sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, national origin, and religious belief or other protected classification. All events should be... Sexuality, Sexual Conduct and Boundaries From Youth Safety Guidelines Sexuality is a healthy and important part of young people's lives. However, there are times and places where sexual behavior and sexual relationships are inappropriate, including at UUA events.... Exclusive Behavior From Youth Safety Guidelines Any kind of exclusive behavior detracts from the community building purpose of youth events. Creating a community in which new people are welcomed in and long standing friendships and friendship groups do not impede inclusion is a challenge for any community. Acting on romantic relationships... Restorative Practice From Youth Safety Guidelines We seek to create a community that honors the inherent worth and dignity of all participants. This needs particular care and attention in times of conflict, where youth find themselves out of covenant with each other, and when rules are broken. In contrast to punitive systems which have high... PREVIOUS: Policy Prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment, Bullying and Retaliation at Youth Events UP: UUA Youth Safety Guidelines NEXT: Inclusion Get a print-friendly version of UUA Youth Safety Guidelines, including all sub-pages.
