It’s about what you bring to Search. Our festival thrives on active participation. Everyone contributes, not out of necessity, but from a desire to create and engage. Remember, if you feel Search lacks something, ask yourself: What are you doing for Search? Together, we shape this experience.
Try to understand each other’s cultures, opinions, and motivations. Respect common rights and treat people with the same respect and dignity you would want from them. Aretha Franklin even made a song about it, so best to take it seriously.
We embrace the wild heat of our celebrations with a cool head. Hydration, health, and well-being are the best accessories at our festival. We look after ourselves and each other, ensuring that the party is as safe as it is sensational.
Embrace diversity in communication and collaborations. Verbalise difficulties when they arise and give praise to the Searchers that be! And if you're struggling with this, find a buddy or Guardian Angel volunteer to assist you.
Preserve our green spaces. Lead by example in maintaining cleanliness and environmental sustainability. Don't bring glass, don't leave stompies, and don’t be rubbish. Pick up that trash – it's everyone's responsibility.
Support each other through highs and lows. If someone seems in distress, seek assistance from friends, crew members, security, or Guardian Angel volunteers.
Consent is a continuous, voluntary, verbal and non-coerced mutual agreement. It applies to all interactions, not just intimate ones. If someone says no, it means no! There is absolutely no shame in asking for consent.