To keep the camp running smoothly we have the following guidelines:
*We make all our decision collectively and operate on non-hierarchical principles (no leaders). Work is shared evenly amongst us.
* The camp has a no illegal drugs policy and no alcohol except after dinner on Fridays & Saturdays.
*Sexual harassment is not tolerated. The camp has a 'safer spaces' policy meaning everyone has the right to feel comfortable and safe on camp. Sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, ageism, classism or any other kind of discriminatory behaviour will not be tolerated and all of us should feel empowered to challenge this type of behaviour.
*We are pursuing our goal through direct action. We encourage each other to work in affinity groups, however we are accountable for our actions and do not carry out individualistic actions without considering the effect for the local community.
* We try to be as sustainable as possible in terms of our impact on the environment and limiting our use of fossil fuels, and also in terms of personal sustainability, looking out for each other and taking care of ourselves and each other.
The solidarity house relies on donations and suggests 5 euro per day /25 euro per week / whatever you can afford.
No one will be turned away due to lack of funds.
