BP Covid-19 Policy
Once quarantine restrictions have been lifted and Ballet Philippines is permitted to resume operations,
the following guidelines have been put in place to ensure the protection of our dancers, staff, and
guests.
This applies to group dancing and gathering necessary for online shoots and rehearsals.
In compliance with the minimum public health standards of the Department of Health (DOH) the
following will be strictly observed.
R.A. 9262 – Anti-Violence Against Women and their Children Act + A Primer on Women's Rights (Answers to questions most commonly asked)
Domestic abuse against women is ubiquitous and women have been taught that staying silent about
these issues is normal. Ballet Philippines does not subscribe to this thinking and is doing its utmost to
protect women from domestic abuse.
By being forthright with our stance and making these laws known to the general public, we hope to
empower women with the knowledge they need to protect themselves from abuse.
Stress Management
Intellicare provided Ballet Philippines with a free Stress Management Webinar on April 22, 2020 by
speakers Ms. Carmie De Leon and Dr. Daryl Pugeda.
They taught BP staff ways to cope with physical and mental stress during this pandemic and
quarantine restrictions by better stress management, whilst showing us how to live a healthy and
happy life despite the threat of COVID-19.
Safe Space Act
Ballet Philippines values the importance of creating a safe space for our dancers, employees, and community. This applies to both online and physical world operations.
SEE MORE IN PDFAs part of Ballet Philippines' Masterclass series, Atty. Lorna Patajo-Kapunan will be giving a lecture on cyberbullying happening on August 25, 2020. Due to the current climate brought about by the pandemic, we are spending more time online. This lecture aims to empower us, our dreams, and our audience with the knowledge we need to protect ourselves and stand up against cyberbullying.
READ MORE ON ATTY. LORNA PATAJO-KAPUNAN
