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Code of
Conduct

Last updated: June 2026

Juneteenth Barcelona is a celebration of Black liberation, culture, and joy. Our Code of Conduct exists to protect that experience — and to make clear what we expect from everyone who joins us. We all play a role in creating a space that feels safe, welcoming, and full of good energy.

Lead with Respect

We're all here to have a great time. Treat everyone around you — attendees, performers, vendors, volunteers, and staff — with kindness and respect. Harassment of any kind is not tolerated, whether based on race, ethnicity, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability, age, religion, nationality, or any other characteristic.

Protect the Vibe

This is a space for joy, connection, and celebration. Behaviour that threatens that — aggressive conduct, intimidation, verbal abuse, threats, unwanted physical contact, or anything that disrupts the experience for others — has no place here. Specifically, the following will not be tolerated:

Honour the Space

Juneteenth is rooted in African-American history and belongs to the African diaspora and allies. Our events are built as a space of belonging for Black and diaspora communities. Everyone who attends — whatever their background — is a guest in that space.

We welcome all guests to join us in a spirit of solidarity and respect. Be mindful of how you take up space: in conversations, on the dance floor, in photos, and in interactions with others. Come to celebrate with us, not to make this event about you.

Photography

Event photography and filming take place at our gatherings for documentary and promotional purposes. By attending, you acknowledge you may appear in images or video, including in our online gallery. If you'd like a specific photo or video of you removed, contact us via the contact page and we'll do our best to take it down promptly.

Guests are not permitted to photograph or film other attendees without their explicit consent. If someone asks you to stop, stop immediately. Professional or press photographers must request credentials in advance via the contact page.

Report It

If you witness or experience anything that feels wrong, tell us. Speak to any team member wearing a staff lanyard, or reach out via the contact page for non-urgent concerns. In an emergency, contact local services — the emergency number in Spain is 112.

All reports are taken seriously. We will listen, act promptly, and handle every report with discretion.

Consequences

All attendees, artists, staff, volunteers, vendors, partners, and guests are expected to uphold these values. Violations may result in a warning, removal from the event without refund, and/or restricted access to future Juneteenth Barcelona events. Serious incidents will be referred to local authorities.

Scope

This Code of Conduct applies to all Juneteenth Barcelona spaces — including the annual June 20 event, monthly meetups, pop-up gatherings, and any online spaces managed under the Juneteenth Barcelona name.

We're Glad You're Here

Thank you for helping us make Juneteenth Barcelona safe, joyful, and real for our community. Questions about this Code of Conduct? Reach us via the contact page.