Diversity and inclusion are essential ingredients of our collective creativity, as is the ability to work and realise one’s creative potential in a safe and supportive environment.  We encourage our industry to remain united and supportive of colleagues and artists across the sector who experience or feel at risk from racism, discrimination, bullying and harassment in all its forms. There is no space for racism or discrimination of any kind in our industry or society

Below is a list of evolving resources that are available for colleagues across our industry who may be in need of support, advice or information. If you have a resource you feel the industry would benefit from being included, or you have any queries, please let us know by emailing [email protected]

Help Musicians provide resources and a free confidential support line open 24/7. Call on: 0808 802 08008 

Music Support runs a confidential helpline for the music industry. Call on: 0800 030 6789

If you are a member of PRS for Music support may be available through the PRS Members Fund

If you are a MU member affected with concerns regarding safety in fulfilling engagements, you are advised to contact your regional office.

The MU runs it's safe Space Scheme open to anyone in the music industry to log instances of abuse or sexual harassment on the job. 

Citizens Advice provides resources giving people the knowledge and confidence they need to find their way forward with a range of issues including but not limited to work, benefits, debt and money, law and courts, immigration, health and more.

Samaritans provide a 24-hour helpline for anyone who's struggling to cope. Call on: 116 123

Black Minds Matter provide free one to one, culturally appropriate talking therapy for Black people in the UK.

Galop (LGBT+) offers advice, support and advocacy for people who have experienced hate crime, domestic abuse and sexual violence. Call on: 0207 704 2040

Tell Mama is an independent and confidential support service for those who face anti-Muslim prejudice across the UK.

The CST runs a dedicated team that deals with antisemitic incidents and provides confidential victim support. Call on: 0800 032 3263

Sexual Assault Referral Centre (SARC) provides a safe space and dedicated care for people who have been raped, sexually assaulted, or abused. Dial 111 to find the nearest centre

Victim Support provides free and confidential support 24/7 – regardless of whether you have reported the crime to the police. Call on: 0808 168 9111

Strut Safe is a UK-wide phone line if you're walking at night alone. Call on: 0333 335 0026

Report a Hate Crime online at www.report-it.org.uk 

Taking care of your personal safety - https://www.met.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention/personal-safety-how-to-stay-safe/

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