Code of Conduct

To be a Burning Woman is to be a part of a community of women who are committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and transformative space for all. It means being considerate of others, respecting their boundaries, and creating an environment where everyone feels comfortable being themselves. It also means being aware of the ways in which our society is not equal, and working to make our festival a more inclusive and equitable space for all women.

We believe that every woman deserves to have the opportunity to experience the joy and empowerment that Burning Woman can offer, regardless of their identity. We are committed to doing the work to make our festival a more inclusive, compassionate, and respectful place for all women.

Here are some specific examples of what it means to be a Burning Woman:

• Be mindful of your space and how you are using it. Don’t take up more space than you need, and be respectful of others’ personal space.
• Be aware of your language and how it can impact others. Avoid using offensive or discriminatory language, and be mindful of the power dynamics at play.
• Be an ally to women who are marginalized or discriminated against. Speak up when you see something that is wrong, and create a space where everyone feels welcome and safe.
• Be willing to learn and grow. We are all constantly learning and evolving, and we should be open to feedback and new perspectives.

If you are committed to creating a more inclusive, compassionate, and respectful world, then you are a Burning Woman. We welcome you to our community, and we look forward to journeying with you on this path of transformation.

There will be men onsite working on the infrastructure of the festival. Their presence on the festival grounds is kept to a minimum and they have a separate camping area. They are not permitted to enter the sacred areas unless it is a medical or emergency situation.

By purchasing a ticket, you agree to accept and adhere to the above code of conduct.