Safer-space guidelines

• Everyone is welcome regardless of origin, language, generation, gender, sexual orientation, faith, health or opinion.
• We speak for ourselves and from our own experience (“I” rather than “everyone”).
• We listen, don’t interrupt and don’t judge other people’s experience. Parents and children, first and second generation – every perspective has its place.
• We don’t make fun of other people’s difficulties, accent, Czech or Vietnamese.

• What is said at a gathering stays with us. You can share what you learned, but not who said what.
• We don’t take photos or recordings without consent. At events we always say in advance whether and where we photograph, and anyone who doesn’t want to be in a photo won’t be.
• You can contribute to the map and share stories anonymously. Nicknames are seen only by moderators.

• You may simply listen. You don’t have to share anything.
• You can skip any question without explaining.
• You can take a break or leave at any time.
• Nobody has to translate for others or speak for the whole community.
• We give advice only when someone wants it.

A person checks every map contribution within 24–48 hours before it is published. We do not publish:

• personal details about you or others that could identify them,
• insults, hate, mockery, harassment or threats,
• detailed descriptions of self-harm or ways of hurting yourself,
• advice presented as medical or therapeutic care,
• advertising, spam or links to fraudulent sites.

TAMly is neither therapy nor a crisis service. The experts on the map are verified, but their answers do not replace a personal consultation. If you feel in danger, call 112 or one of the free crisis helplines – you will find them at the bottom of every page and on the Crisis support page.

• At an event, talk to any facilitator – you will recognise them by their name tag.
• Online, report a contribution directly on the map or write to [email protected].
• We handle everything sensitively and confidentially. If the guidelines are broken, we may remove a contribution or ask someone to leave the event.
• If a team member behaves inappropriately, write directly to the responsible person, MgA. Bao Nhi Do, at [email protected].

A safer space is never created once and for all. If something is missing or could be done better, let us know – we adjust the guidelines based on your feedback.