The Women’s Rabbinic Network (WRN) Brit of Conduct
WRN is committed to creating a harassment-free environment for all members and participants in any WRN event, including registrants, staff, speakers, guests, and volunteers. This Brit (Covenant) is established to promote safety and respect during all WRN activities, whether in person or virtual. WRN members and participants at WRN activities are expected to abide by this policy, including in ancillary events and unofficial social gatherings.
The following behaviors are not acceptable:
● Sexual harassment of any kind, including unwelcome sexual attention and inappropriate physical, verbal, or virtual contact;
● Harassment that discriminates against a specific group of people based on age, race, sex, ethnicity, national origin, religion, language, sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, disability, health conditions, socioeconomic status, marital status, domestic status, or parental status (hereafter referred to as simply harassment);
Contact us to report an incident. If while at a WRN event or gathering, you experience, witness, or have been involved in an incident that violates this Brit of Conduct, you may report it privately and directly to WRN either verbally or in writing to WRN’s executive director, either of WRN’s co-presidents, or any WRN board member (contact information can be found on the WRN website). WRN is dedicated to investigating all incidents reported with discretion and respect for privacy. WRN reserves the right to bar any person who violates our Brit of Conduct from attending any event in its entirety or in part, and/or to cancel the membership of the person.
3/7/2021
*WRN thanks the SRE Network for sharing their Code of Conduct, which in turn drew from the work of Joseph Nierenberg of Nierenberg Employment Law, PLLC, Reconstructing Judaism, and All* Above All.