Awareness raising » Risks in festive environments »

Rollover car, crash test, simulation course, DJ... the risks in festive environments are very real; but which ones are they?

The party allows everyone to test their limits, take risks, experience relationships with others differently, experience heightened sensations, experiment with pleasures... but it can also lead to risk-taking:

  • significant and/or poorly controlled consumption of alcohol and psychoactive products,
  • driving while intoxicated or under the influence of drugs,
  • unprotected sex,
  • hearing risks linked to proximity and prolonged exposure to sound sources,
  • assaults, discrimination, sexist and sexual violence.

It is the responsibility of organizers to prevent and reduce the risks associated with their festivals. Specifically, this involves:

  • Prevent and inform about the risks associated with violence, the use of psychoactive substances (tobacco, alcohol, cannabis, ecstasy, etc.) and the associated risks (listening to amplified music, driving
    vehicles).
  • Reduce the risks and damages linked to consumption, sexual relations (HIV, STDs, STIs, hepatitis, etc.) and other dangerous behaviors, and be able to protect potential victims or people in danger

We therefore look forward to seeing many of you:

Tuesday 25 March at 11:00 p.m.

BU forecourt – Tampon Campus

We are expecting many of you!

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