On Tuesday 5 May, AFEM hosts a public roundtable on tinnitus and hearing health for the electronic music industry. Two guests bring direct, lived and professional experience to a candid, practical conversation moderated by AFEM Health Co-Chair Izzy Naud.
We’re looking forward to returning to International Music Summit Ibiza this April, with a programme that reflects the conversations shaping our sector right now.
We call for clear accountability, active support, and safer structures so that our culture lives up to the values our music represents.
Explore actionable strategies that individuals and organisations can adopt to foster safety, inclusivity, and psychological well-being in music industry workplaces.
From underground raves to massive festivals, crowd safety is a critical issue in electronic music events. How can we create safer spaces for electronic music events without compromising the energy and connection that make them special?
Hear from leaders at the intersection of health, wellness and the music industry on their insights on how a better and more balanced future is available to all.
AFEM in partnership with Audience Strategies commissioned a survey of their membership exploring the number of neurodiverse people in the music industry workforce. Exploring peoples experiences, and the gap between understanding, awareness and support. See the...
AFEM Health Group Top 10 Anxiety Tips by Tamsin Embleton Download Tamsin Embleton's Top 10 Anxiety Tips For World Mental Health Day, psychotherapist and writer Tamsin Embleton, of MITC - Music Industry Therapists & Coaches, shares some strategies for managing...
AFEM supports the call to further destigmatise mental health and create a mural of The Prodigy’s Keith Flint to celebrate his life, and raise awareness of mental health support service, Shout 85258. On 4 March 2019, the tragic news broke that The Prodigy frontman,...