The Irregular Code is our guiding framework
— a dynamic, living set of principles that shape everything we do. It’s not just a statement; it’s how we show up, how we act, and how we challenge the status quo.
We stand by our values through action, living by the code in every interaction, decision, and offer we make.
Irregular exists to help make the world we all need - a world of kindness, curiosity, equity, consent and connection. That requires change.
We don’t just talk about change; we make it happen.
The Irregular Code is the map we follow. It guides how we relate to each other, work, and exist as a community.
These are the values we hold ourselves accountable to
Relentless Kindness
Playful Curiosity
Radical Consent
NO to Normal
RELENTLESS KINDNESS
Practicing kindness, empathy, and compassion towards ourselves and each other as rebellious acts—especially in the face of injustice.
How we put it into action: Every interaction is rooted in unconditional positive regard for one another.
PLAYFUL CURIOSITY
Embracing exploration and openness, acknowledging that there’s no 'one true way' to approach things, and that asking questions and taking risks helps us learn.
How we put it into action: We foster an environment where questions, challenges, and new ideas are met with open arms.
For the life you want...
...and the world we all need
RADICAL CONSENT
Consent is not a tickbox —it’s an ongoing practice for connection, using our agency, honouring our boundaries, respecting each other and being accountable.
How we put it into action: We prioritise mutual comfort and safety in every connection, from working together to sharing space.
NO TO NORMAL
Celebrating difference, embracing unconventional paths, and rejecting the idea that there is a “normal.”
How we put it into action: We commit to challenging systemic inequality and creating spaces where everyone belongs, no matter their identity or background.
The Irregular Code is not just an idea. It’s how we live.
Our actions embody our values, ensuring the ways we work match the things we say about what we stand for.
These are examples of how we practice and live our values
* Walk Your Talk. * Live Your Values *
FINANCIAL VALUE - Breaking barriers and doing commerce differently
Being Irregular means acting with intention to make our offerings accessible to all, regardless of financial means.
Free and Low-Cost Options: We make sure that some of our services are always available at no cost or for a low price.
Pay It Forward: Those who can contribute more are invited to Pay It Forward, supporting others to access what we offer - in this way, we are building community.
Pay What Feels Right: We know that finances can be a barrier. If you would like something from us but can't afford it, simply reach out to Jenn and we’ll work out an arrangement with you— NO QUESTIONS ASKED (see below)
Staged Payments: Flexible payment plans are usually available to ensure that financial constraints don’t stop you from accessing our resources and offers.
NOTE - Irregular Inc Ltd is a private limited company.
Pay What Feels Right
Irregular is committed to making our services accessible to all, no matter your financial situation. I trust my community to value our work and contribute as they’re able, ensuring sustainability without creating barriers to participation. If financial resources are a barrier please email me: [email protected]
I will send you a discount code for Pay What Feels Right access.
CONSENT, COMMUNICATION & ACCOUNTABILITY
Radical Consent is the cornerstone of everything we do. We invite you to engage in authentic, intentional ways and ensure mutual respect in every interaction.
Control Over Communication: You are in control of how often you hear from us. Our emails allow you to choose your frequency (weekly, monthly) and the types of content you wish to receive.
Clear Opt-Out Options: If you’re not interested in specific offers or communication, you’ll find an easy way to opt-out. We want your inbox to reflect what’s useful to you.
Accountability and Feedback: We actively invite feedback and take it seriously. If we fall short of our values or you feel we’re not delivering, let us know. We’re here to learn and improve.
Engagement Guidelines: Whether you’re joining us on social media or in Zoom meetings, we provide guidance to create inclusive spaces where everyone feels heard and respected.
We will do our best to communicate in ways that are most comfortable for you, including providing a variety of content in writing, audio and video formats.
Integrity means listening and learning
We’re transparent and open to feedback. Your input helps us improve, and we hold ourselves accountable to ensure we’re always moving closer to the Irregular vision of connection and respect for all. If you have any questions or feedback about our communication, please reach out to me, Jenn Wilson at:
We want to ensure we’re doing right by you.
"Consent is so much more than a simple ‘yes’ or ‘no’. Consent is about how we connect, with ourselves, with each other, and with the world we make together. Consent is transformative."
Jenn Wilson
ACCESS - INCLUSION - SAFEGUARDING
Our commitment to inclusion and creating safer spaces means that we actively design our services and spaces to be accessible to as many people as possible, particularly those who are often marginalised.
Closed Captions and Transcripts: All video and audio content comes with captions and/or transcripts to ensure accessibility for hearing-impaired individuals.
Accessible Event Spaces: In-person events are held in wheelchair-accessible venues, and where possible, we provide sign language interpretation.
Neurodivergent-Friendly Approaches: We recognise that support is not one-size-fits-all, so we make efforts to tailor our services to meet the needs of people with a variety of different learning styles
Sensitive Content: We provide content warnings and age-suitability guidance for any sensitive or explicit material, and we welcome questions about the suitability of content for specific needs.
Pronoun Respect and Inclusivity: We actively invite people to share their pronouns if they wish to and encourage space for respect and learning around identities.
Zero Tolerance for Harm: We do not tolerate discrimination or harm in our spaces. If someone behaves in ways that harm others, they may be removed from our spaces or events.
Safer Spaces for Everyone
Everyone who engages with Irregular can expect inclusivity, respect, and a proactive approach to accessibility. I recognise that safety means different things to different people - I will prioritise the most vulnerable and marginalised, whilst aiming to support all of us. If you feel unsafe in any of our spaces or have suggestions on how Irregular can improve accessibility, please contact me at:
[email protected]
We want to create spaces where everyone feels comfortable and supported.
“Connection is a basic human need, like shelter, food and safety. We are social animals, driven by our need for belonging, love, connection. Practicing consent is how we form connections that work for everyone, where everyone feels secure and comfortable enough to continue."
– Jenn Wilson
Irregular exists to shape a world built on connection and mutual support.
Our work inspires and enables more people to:
Unlock the radical power of your personal agency, enabling you to make choices based on your most meaningful ambitions, for your self and for the world we share
Live, work and communicate with openness, honesty and integrity; setting and holding boundaries that demonstrate kindness to your self and others
Build deeper, more trusting relationships with clients, colleagues, family and loved ones, as part of a global movement away from competition and towards community
Conclusion: Walk Your Irregular Talk with Us
The Irregular Code is both a declaration and an invitation. It's how we will navigate this world together, acting in ways that are authentic, intentional, and inclusive.
Will you join us in walking the
Irregular Talk?
For the life you want...
...and the world we all need
"Think of a world shaped by connection – where everyone feels safe and has enough resources to live comfortably… where nobody is lonely and everyone feels they belong.
Imagine a future where everyone is OK.
This is the world I long for – and the focus of my life and
work is on exploring, shaping and constructing pathways towards it.
I am an activist for this imaginary future."
Jenn Wilson - Founder of Irregular Inc Ltd and The International Day of Consent.
These policies on access, inclusion, equalities and diversity are live. (Additional details of which are in our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.) Policies are meaningless if they don't result in action - the IRREGULAR MANIFESTO shows you how we intend to put policy into practice. If we don't meet these standards, you are invited to question our integrity and hold us to account.
ABOUT THE IRREGULAR CODE PAGE
This is not a fixed, static code of practice. The Irregular Code Page is a living document, evolving as we learn, grow, and adapt.
We believe that it’s essential to constantly refine our practices in response to feedback, changing needs, and new ideas.
If you’d like to learn how to create your own company/personal Code Page, or have feedback about the Irregular Code, stay tuned for our upcoming training, or reach out directly to me, Jenn Wilson at: [email protected].
'IRREGULAR 'Code Page' Copyright - Jenn Wilson for Irregular Inc Ltd 2024.
Page most recently updated February 2025: This is a live and changing document, adapting to the changing needs of our community.
Coming soon: Online training in how to create your own business/company Rebel Code Page.
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Hi I am Jenn Wilson, Founder of IRREGULAR
and the International Day of Consent
Like so many of us, I spent decades of my life trying to "fit in" with what was expected of me - with "normal" social standards. I wanted to make a success of my life, and I did OK - I juggled a career, a family, a home... but I was unfulfilled. I'd done what I thought I had to, not what I had chosen.
When I started questioning assumptions and doing what was right for me, I also began doing things that made a meaningful difference in the world and to the people around me.
I founded The International Day of Consent, a global day to focus on consent as the bold choice to show up for ourselves and each other - to challenge the inequalities and injustices we were taught to tolerate and to start shaping the world around our brilliant uniquenesses.
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