56 Min.
Episode 3: Gender-based violence in the music sector. A conversation on Orange Day Music Webs. Weaving connections and untangling cultural policy in Europe
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- Gesellschaft und Kultur
This latest edition of the EMC podcast was published on 25 November on the occasion of Orange Day - International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (www.un.org/en/observances/endi…e-against-women-day).
The podcast at hand is a conversation between two men interviewed by one woman, EMC Secretary General Ruth Jakobi. Both men, Merlijn Poolmann (The Netherlands), Night Mayor of Groningen and Moritz Eggert (Germany), composer and professor for composition at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich have been actively engaged in the protection of women’s safety in the music ecosystem. Both of them contribute to decrease the number of cases of gender based violence and both have created initiatives to make a change. At EMC we are convinced that this topic needs to be talked about, by people from the music field, by people who care about the safety of women. This podcast includes colloquial use of language and vocabulary, and it explicitly mentions examples of harassment in order to clearly condemn this misbehaviour. We believe that this topic needs to be debated at every level by everyone, and especially including men in the conversations.
The EMC is involved in more actions with regards to gender equality and power relations:
► EMC is a member of Keychange www.keychange.eu/
► In the frame of the SHIFT project, the theme of Gender & Power Relations (with IETM as a theme coordinator) was also addressed. You can find the outputs here:
Annotated Bibliography
shift-culture.eu/wp-content/uploa…er-Relations.pdf
Newsletter on best practices
www.emc-imc.org/press-news/newsle…ms-to-structures/
Key Findings on #MeToo in the cultural sector
shift-culture.eu/empower-gender-o…ft-key-findings/
More to follow, please check here shift-culture.eu/empower-gender-o…xual-harassment/
► Also EMC members contribute to the debate with publications and activities:
Best practices - Gender equality and diversity from European Composers & Songwriter Alliance (ECSA)
composeralliance.org/media/333-best…-diversity.pdf
Live Style Europe #9 podcast from Live DMA
www.live-dma.eu/lse-podcast-9-november-2019/
Manifesto on Gender Balance in Jazz and Creative Music from Europe Jazz Network (EJN)
www.europejazz.net/sites/default/f…der_balance.pdf
Play it loud from JM International (JMI)
jmi.net/media/article/play-it…-mainstreaming-in-jmi
PRIHME from Association Européenne des Conservatoires (AEC)
aec-music.eu/project/prihme-202…tegic-partnership/
The podcast music for Music Webs was exclusively composed by Moritz Eggert for the EMC, it is performed by Luise Enzian (baroque harp) and Moritz Eggert (piano).
This latest edition of the EMC podcast was published on 25 November on the occasion of Orange Day - International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women (www.un.org/en/observances/endi…e-against-women-day).
The podcast at hand is a conversation between two men interviewed by one woman, EMC Secretary General Ruth Jakobi. Both men, Merlijn Poolmann (The Netherlands), Night Mayor of Groningen and Moritz Eggert (Germany), composer and professor for composition at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich have been actively engaged in the protection of women’s safety in the music ecosystem. Both of them contribute to decrease the number of cases of gender based violence and both have created initiatives to make a change. At EMC we are convinced that this topic needs to be talked about, by people from the music field, by people who care about the safety of women. This podcast includes colloquial use of language and vocabulary, and it explicitly mentions examples of harassment in order to clearly condemn this misbehaviour. We believe that this topic needs to be debated at every level by everyone, and especially including men in the conversations.
The EMC is involved in more actions with regards to gender equality and power relations:
► EMC is a member of Keychange www.keychange.eu/
► In the frame of the SHIFT project, the theme of Gender & Power Relations (with IETM as a theme coordinator) was also addressed. You can find the outputs here:
Annotated Bibliography
shift-culture.eu/wp-content/uploa…er-Relations.pdf
Newsletter on best practices
www.emc-imc.org/press-news/newsle…ms-to-structures/
Key Findings on #MeToo in the cultural sector
shift-culture.eu/empower-gender-o…ft-key-findings/
More to follow, please check here shift-culture.eu/empower-gender-o…xual-harassment/
► Also EMC members contribute to the debate with publications and activities:
Best practices - Gender equality and diversity from European Composers & Songwriter Alliance (ECSA)
composeralliance.org/media/333-best…-diversity.pdf
Live Style Europe #9 podcast from Live DMA
www.live-dma.eu/lse-podcast-9-november-2019/
Manifesto on Gender Balance in Jazz and Creative Music from Europe Jazz Network (EJN)
www.europejazz.net/sites/default/f…der_balance.pdf
Play it loud from JM International (JMI)
jmi.net/media/article/play-it…-mainstreaming-in-jmi
PRIHME from Association Européenne des Conservatoires (AEC)
aec-music.eu/project/prihme-202…tegic-partnership/
The podcast music for Music Webs was exclusively composed by Moritz Eggert for the EMC, it is performed by Luise Enzian (baroque harp) and Moritz Eggert (piano).
56 Min.