WHEN SOMETHING CALLS FOR ACCOUNTABILITY Not everything needs a response. Some things need responsibility. 1. Name the issue • What happened? • Who was affected? Be specific. Avoid assumptions. 2. Check safety • Is anyone unsafe right now? If yes: prioritise protection and support. If no: continue. 3. Know your role • What is actually yours to address? • What isn’t? Accountability depends on role, not volume. 4. Centre impact • Listen to those affected. • What outcomes are bei

MANY OF US AIM TO CREATE “SAFE SPACES” And that intention comes from care. But safety without accountability can become a place where harm goes unnamed, patterns go unchecked, and growth stalls. Accountable spaces don’t mean harshness. They mean honesty with compassion. Boundaries with empathy. Repair instead of denial. They ask us to stay present, even when it’s uncomfortable. Accountable Spaces from Rae Sabine Email: creatingwellbeingmelbourne@gmail.com #accountablespaces #

WAYS TO EXPRESS A DESIRE TO REPAIR AND A COMMITMENT TO LEARNING: I apologise for dismissing you earlier; I’m here now and ready to listen...