Participant Protection

Youth Safety Standards

Tri-Town Revival is committed to creating educational environments where young people are respected, supervised, and protected. These website standards summarize the expectations that should be reflected in detailed program procedures and partner agreements.

Adult conduct and supervision

Electronic communication

Arrival, departure, and transportation

Programs should use sign-in/sign-out and authorized-pickup procedures appropriate to the location. Transportation must be separately approved and follow driver, permission, vehicle, supervision, and emergency requirements.

Photography and media

Photos, video, names, testimonials, and student work should be used only with the appropriate permission and in a manner that protects participant dignity and privacy.

Animal and reptile programs

Only approved handlers may direct animal interaction. Programs should address participant boundaries, hand sanitation, allergies or health restrictions through an appropriate process, incident response, humane handling, and safe animal containment.

Reporting a concern

Immediate danger should be reported to emergency services. Safety, boundary, bullying, misconduct, or program concerns should be reported promptly to program leadership at info@tritownrevival.org or 410-831-9505. The Foundation should document concerns, protect against retaliation, and follow applicable reporting duties.