Good Vibes
Bachata
Creating a Fun, Safe, and Inclusive Space for Bachata in London
Who we are
Good Vibes Bachata is a volunteer-led community group working with London organizations to create a safer, more respectful scene for Bachata in London.
Our Team
Meet the fellow dancers that make up the Good Vibes Bachata team. (For safety and privacy, some members have an avatar.)
I believe that "Respect and care should be the pillars of a healthy community where we all feel safe, the good vibes initiative is building that strong pilar and we should all support it"
Jesi
I believe that "Dancing is about feeling safe, connected, and joyful. A code of conduct protects these values for everyone."
Eric
I believe that "[Good Vibes exists] to ensure dancing is a safe space; the way it’s meant to be."
Andreas
I believe that "Good Vibes is about creating a safe space: to dance, to voice concerns, to come together as a community that stands up for each other, and demands better of one another."
Agent Gold
I believe that "Any dancer, regardless of their experience level, should feel welcomed, empowered, respected, safe, and protected."
Laetitia
Respect Each Other
Unfair, disrespectful, or hurtful behavior is not okay. This includes using hurtful language, bullying, harassment, or making people feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Respect Personal Space
Don’t be too close unless your partner is very clearly comfortable with it, and respect personal boundaries.
Respect Spatial Awareness
Pay attention to your surroundings, so that you don’t injure your partner or other dancers.
Respect your Partner’s Safety
Don’t do moves that injure yourself or your partner, or that you are not able to do safely.
Respect the Right to Say No
Everyone has the right to say No—to a dance, to a move, to sharing contact details, an invite for drinks or anything else. No is a complete sentence. Respect their boundaries, accept their No without question, and don’t take it personally.
Right to Report when Someone isn’t Being Safe or Respectful
You have the right to report unsafe or hurtful behavior to organisers, teachers, or to Good Vibes Bachata if you don’t feel comfortable reporting directly to organisers.
If you break these rules, organisers in our London network can give you a warning, and might ban you from events for a fixed time.
Good Vibes Bachata Code of Conduct
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Our Promise to the Bachata in London Community
Our Promise to the Bachata in London Community
Each incident report is handled with the utmost confidentiality and reviewed with complete objectivity.
We are committed to protecting your anonymity that all concerns are thoroughly and impartially assessed. Your identity will never be shared outside our core team without your explicit consent.
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Our Partners
We’re proud to collaborate with incredible partners who share the values of the Good Vibes Code of Conduct and are contributing to building a positive and inclusive Bachata dance community here in London!
Bachata Exchange
Bachata Exchange
London Loves Bachata
London Loves Bachata
Bachata Essence
Bachata Essence
Bachata Heart
Bachata Heart
Musketeers
Musketeers
Bachata Flow
Bachata Flow
Sensual Friday
Sensual Friday
Good Vibes Bachata
Cause Safety and Respect Matter
Updated
Jan - 2025
Respect
Each Other
Unfair, disrespectful, or hurtful behavior is not okay. This includes using hurtful language, bullying, harassment, or making people feel uncomfortable or unsafe.
Respect
Personal Space
Don’t be too close unless your partner is very clearly comfortable with it, and respect personal boundaries.
Respect
Spatial Awareness
Pay attention to your surroundings, so that you don’t injure your partner or other dancers.
Respect Your Partner's Safety
Don’t do moves that injure yourself or your partner, or that you are not able to do safely.
Respect
The Right to Say No
Everyone has the right to say No—to a dance, to a move, to sharing contact details, an invite for drinks or anything else. No is a complete sentence. Respect their boundaries, accept their No without question, and don’t take it personally.
Right to Report when Someone isn’t Being Safe or Respectful
You have the right to report unsafe or hurtful behavior to organisers, teachers, or to Good Vibes Bachata if you don’t feel comfortable reporting directly to organisers.