Can parents, dancers or teachers provide information about a specific incident?

Yes.

If someone believes they experienced discrimination, inappropriate treatment, a conflict of interest, or a procedural problem, they should be able to provide information confidentially.

Specific details are particularly helpful, including:

event and date;

category;

relevant circumstances;

names or roles of people involved, where appropriate;

documents or other supporting material.

Confidentiality can protect a person who comes forward, but it does not replace the need for careful review of the information provided.

Last updated September 23, 2026