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  • The Diversity Roadmap

    Published on 21 October 2019

    Evaluate the composition of your teams, your programming practices and your communication regarding diversity! Are your infrastructures easily accessible for everyone? Do your team know how to respond to disctiminatory behaviour or assault within your venue?

    The Diversity Roadmap is a tool created by PETZI, the Swiss live music association, in collaboration with the Swiss music associations Helvetiarockt, Flirt Don’t Hurt, Sensability and We Can Dance It working for safer live music spaces as well as better diversity and representation of minorities in the live music sector.

    Our society is diverse: this should also be reflected on and behind the stages, in the audience and in the organisational structures.

    The Diversity Roadmap describes simple recommendations and possible measures to take into account accessibility, diversity and gender equality in live music venues, clubs and festivals.

    The Diversity Roadmap is available in English, French, Italian and German. Visit the Diversity Roadmap website to discover all the different translations as well as definitions and many useful resources.

    Visit the Diversity Roadmap website
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