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Exhibitions Policy
The Belfast Exposed Exhibition Programme aims to support the development and presentation of socially engaged forms of contemporary photographic practice. We commission and support the development of new work by artists working in Northern Ireland and internationally. We work collaboratively with artists, researchers and local community development workers in generating visual comment on different aspects of contemporary life. We work in partnership and exchange with artists, visuals arts institutions and publishers locally and internationally. We operate an open submissions policy; submitted proposals are considered in January of each year. We also actively approach artists with whom we would like to work. We programme artists' talks, public discussions and film screenings (where appropriate) to accompany exhibitions.
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Freelance Employment Policy
Background Belfast Exposed remains Northern Ireland’s only dedicated gallery of contemporary photography and community photography resource. Founded in 1983 as a means to empower local communities by example and training to reflect on their past, record their present and to highlight and share concerns and achievements through the medium of photography, the organization has subsequently developed substantial gallery and archive programmes, which are informed by and extend its original mission.
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Volunteer Policy
Belfast Exposed recognises that volunteering makes a contribution to society. On a societal level it can enhance active citizenship and social cohesion, as by its very nature volunteering is about bringing people together. On an individual level people see volunteering as a way of developing social contacts and putting something back
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Equal Opportunities Policy
Belfast Exposed Photography is committed to developing and implementing a Policy of Equal Opportunities.
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Sexual and Racial Harassment Policy
Belfast Exposed will not tolerate any incidences of sexual or racial harassment from whatsoever source and will not condone any breaches of this Code of Practice:
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Disability Equality and Awareness Policy
Belfast Exposed Photography, believes that all persons are equal irrespective of age, disability, employment status, ethnic origin, gender, linguistic preference, marital status, nationality, political affiliation, race, religious conviction, sexual identity or socio-economic group. This policy statement relates solely to physically disabled persons, those with learning, mental health or severe physical, disability, being covered by Appendix 4, Protection of Children and Vulnerable People Policy.
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Health and Safety Policy
Belfast Exposed Photography, as an employer, is committed to providing and maintaining a healthy and safe working environment for all its employees, freelance staff, course and workshop participants, user groups, audiences and any other people who may be involved in its activities. The ultimate responsibility for health and safety at Belfast Exposed Photography rests with its Board of Directors. This statement applies to all premises and activities within the control of Belfast Exposed Photography.
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Policy for the Protection of Children and Vulnerable People
Everyone involved with Belfast Exposed, in whatever capacity, has a role to play in safeguarding the welfare of children and preventing abuse.
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