Project RESPECT
The purpose of the Project RESPECT (formerly known as Safe Zone) is to create a safe environment for ALL members of the Wartburg community, regardless of sexual orientation, race, religion, ethnicity, gender expression, socio-economic, age or ability. The project is open to all staff, faculty and students who wish to model support, acceptance and inclusion of all people. Participants in this program will volunteer to be visible allies and receive training to be an effective resource for their workplace and classroom.

Why do we need Project RESPECT?
Faculty, staff, and student allies are trained and committed to creating spaces where all people are safe to be who they are, ask the questions they need to ask and be welcomed and affirmed in this process. Whether it is by being someone who provides support for things that are typical of most young adults, specific concerns, or more intentional support allies provide a critical role in forming a culture that truly challenges and nurtures all students.

Upcoming RESPECT 101 Trainings
May 5, 3:30 p.m., The W Classrooms

Upcoming RESPECT 201 (Advanced) Trainings
May 12, 3:30 p.m., Heritage Ballroom

All participants in the Wartburg College Project RESPECT will receive an emblem to display.