CODE OF
CONDUCT
USEA Ambassadors are freelance representatives, and guides that are trained to provide professional lectures outside of USEA Academies and Centers. Selected by USEA leaders and the Board of Directors, ambassadors are a crucial part of our alliance.
USEA believes that the new generation, kids, and young people are the leaders of our future. Therefore, it's our responsibility to connect with youth and introduce ethical and moral principles of marine conservation and cetacean anti-captivity movement at their young age.
To achieve this connection, USEA envisions creating an interactive educational curriculum in the form of video games, cartoons, comics, and phone applications to promote the importance of PRESERVING THE MARINE ENVIRONMENT.
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There is a long journey ahead of us, but we firmly believe that access to marine science education is a right, that shall be accessible to all. Within our vision, the significance of USEA Ambassadors, Coast Guardians, Divers and Academies are without any doubt, a crucial part of our alliance.
PROFILE OF
USEA AMBASSADORS.
1. LEGACY
Ambassador shall be proudly identified with USEA as the first institution in the world that created unique methodology on how to approach killer whales in the wild.
2. PUBLIC INVOLVMENT
Ambassador shall organize, coordinate or take part in at least 2 public speeches, activities or debates with the audience about marine conservation, marine mammals protection or whale watching.
3. SOCIAL MEDIA
Ambassadors shall post on USEA social media page 6 written articles per year. These posts might include photos or video report of her/his choosing dedicated to cetaceans, dolphins, whales or orcas, preferably about the safe soft encounters, whale watching, marine conservation or responsible behavior of both divers and captains.
4. KINDNESS
Ambassadors shall display grown and professional behavior by showing kindness, compassion by involving new community members with lack of experience inside of the online “world” and its members discussions. Mentoring new community members online is desirable, offering support and answering their curious questions as well.
5. EDUCATION
Throughout the year, USEA trained ambassadors shall get involved with at least 2 educational institutions – schools – clubs or alliances, with focus on tailor-made programs for children and teenagers, promoting marine conservation, protection of marine mammals and oceans, and share the moral principles of the anti-captivity movement, while using the age-appropriate methodology.
6. COPYWRITING
Ambassador shall create or participate in the writing of 3 articles or short paragraphs per year and publish them at USEA and OSF social media page.