Wise Caterpillar is committed to promoting the value of human diversity. Wise Caterpillar supports the elimination of unjust discrimination against any individual and/or social group. Wise Caterpillar also recognises and accepts the necessity of sanctions on particular groups or individuals where such actions seek to counterbalance a refusal to value the human rights of others.

Wise Caterpillar acknowledges that all human development services have a valuable part to play in the development of equal opportunities for all. This organisation is pleased to be able to contribute to the advancement of human understanding of equality and diversity issues. Wise Caterpillar commits to supporting improved relationships between all people.

Wise Caterpillar recognises the need for honest dialogue on issues of human diversity. Wise Caterpillar supports the principle of free speech and encourages open discussion about issues of human diversity. Wise Caterpillar does not condone the subjugation or misrepresentation of others through written, spoken, signed or symbolic language. Equally, the use of artistic or scientific endeavours, or any other form of human expression, to subjugate or misrepresent others is not tolerated within the organisation.

Wise Caterpillar commit to anti-discriminatory practice in all aspects of business development. Wise Caterpillar personnel commit to the ongoing personal and professional development of equitable behaviour. This policy is actionable in:

• Everything created by Wise Caterpillar
• Everything done by Wise Caterpillar
• Everything said by Wise Caterpillar
• Everything Wise Caterpillar collaborates on
• Every decision Wise Caterpillar makes

Please contact Wise Caterpillar if you require copies of the "Wise Caterpillar Equality and Diversity Principles in Practice" document. This document give specific examples of the ways in which "Wise Caterpillar Equality and Valuing Diversity Policy" translates into the working practices of Wise Caterpillar.

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