Code of Conduct
Winter Guard Arizona, (WGAZ) values every participant, staff, volunteer and fan as a unique individual with inherent dignity regardless of race, gender, creed, sexual orientation, origin or cultural background. WGAZ also is committed to fostering positive and safe learning, performing, and working environments for all. It is important for all members of our community to know how to address concerns that may be contrary to this commitment. WGAZ has set expectations for the conduct and compliance for everyone associated with any WGAZ-sanctioned event:
CODE OF CONDUCT
Anyone who receives information of any kind that misconduct related to participant protection has occurred that is connected in any way to individuals or activities associated with any WGAZ-sanctioned event or activity must report the matter immediately to WGAZ management and the management of all Participating Units with which the affected individual(s) are associated.
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Concerns of noncompliance should first be brought to the leadership of the organization involved, who are expected to investigate the concerns promptly and address them. In addition, WGAZ is also available to help an individual connect with the right person of the organization involved to ensure the concern is considered and promptly addressed.