District216 Community Guidelines

At District216, we are co-creating a brave, intentional space rooted in mutual respect, cognitive liberty, and collective growth. These guidelines are here to help us all feel safe, seen, and supported—so the magic of this community can flourish.

🧠 Open Minds, Open Hearts

We welcome diverse experiences and perspectives. Approach each moment with curiosity, humility, and a willingness to learn from one another.

🤝 Confidentiality is Sacred

What’s shared in this space stays in this space. Personal stories, healing journeys, and sensitive insights deserve discretion and care.

🌍 Radical Inclusivity

We celebrate all identities and backgrounds. Discrimination, harassment, or bullying of any kind—whether based on race, gender, age, ability, orientation, or belief system—will not be tolerated.

🍃 An Alcohol-Free Space

To promote clarity, connection, and harm reduction, all District216 gatherings are alcohol-free. We do not permit alcohol at our events.

💛 Respect in All Directions

Treat fellow members, facilitators, and the space itself with care. Speak with kindness, listen with compassion, and engage with authenticity.

🚫 No Substances On-Site

Do not bring, buy, sell, trade, or arrive under the influence of illegal substances. We operate within the law to preserve the integrity of our mission.

📚 Truthfulness Matters

If you share advice or information, please be clear about whether it is personal experience or evidence-based. When possible, cite sources and avoid spreading misinformation.

🌱 Come Curious

This is a playground for growth, not perfection. Ask questions. Try new things. Be open to shifts in perspective.

🚨 Accountability & Boundaries

If any conduct violates these values or creates discomfort, please notify a moderator or event host. Violations may result in removal from events or the community.

DISCLAIMER: The information shared by District216 is for general informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please consult a qualified healthcare provider before making any medical decisions.