Code of Conduct
Edited: January 11th, 2024
Overview
The purpose of this document is to keep Growl safe for members and ensure that everyone gets the most out of their evening.
Expectations
Any action that impedes the ability of others their right to a comfortable and safe environment will not be tolerated. This may include but is not limited to:
Any loud or aggressive language or gestures.
Any non-consensual recording or image/sound capture of an attendee.
Not respecting explicitly set boundaries of physical distance, interaction, touch, verbal communication, etc. of another attendee.
Any act that could lead to physical or emotional harm to another attendee.
A violation of information communicated based on the wristband policy as described below.
Any other violation described elsewhere in this document.
Growl staff will make the judgment call on what constitutes any of the above.
In violation of any of these rules, we will take action. This may include but is not limited to:
A single warning, where a repeat violation is a removal from the event.
A single warning, where a repeat violation is a permanent ban from all TigerFox Productions events.
Immediate removal from the venue with a permanent ban from all TigerFox Productions events for more severe infractions.
No exposure of genitalia in public spaces (dance floor, lounge areas, etc.) is permitted, though kink gear and costumes are permitted.
Nothing functioning as or resembling a weapon (props or otherwise) will be permitted at Growl.
No outside alcohol will be permitted.
Zero tolerance
Any of the following acts will surely lead to immediate action by Growl staff:
Non-consensual sexual acts.
Impersonation of a Growl staff member.
Language or gestures that convey or promote hate.
Hate symbolism.
Attempt to attend while under the age of 21.
Images / video
We may take images/videos of the party at large for use in social media / our websites. If your image appears in our promotional materials and it makes you uncomfortable, please reach out to us at tigerfoxproductions@gmail.com so that we can remove you from the image.
Night of
Please take a look at our general policy. The main idea here is to keep everyone safe and comfortable and the only way we can do that is with your help!
If someone isn't respecting boundaries
Growl staff can be found wearing a neon pink bandana:
Pay attention to the body language of those around you and take care of each other.
If it feels safe, check in with the person who seems to be uncomfortable before taking action. Following that, please try to explicitly communicate your discomfort and boundaries to the person in question. Growlstaff is here to help if they don't respect that request or if making the request doesn't seem safe.
Wristband policy
We will be distributing wristbands with three possible colors to communicate a base-line of what communication you generally want to have with people.
Red
I generally don't feel comfortable with physical touch or flirting. Please don't initiate without explicit consent from me. If I say no, it means no, regardless of what I previously said.
Yellow
I am more open to flirting and physical touch is ok with my explicit consent. If I say no, it means no, regardless of what I previously said or the color of my wristband.
Green
I am open to flirting and physical touch. If I say no, it means no, regardless of what I previously said or the color of my wristband.
Action
If any stated policy is broken or you feel uncomfortable for another reason, please don't hesitate to reach out to Growl staff. We are more than happy to mediate for you.
