Future Leaders: Keychange announces a new 2022 cohort of 76 artist and innovator participants from 12 countries to lead global movement for gender equality in music.
The innovative year-long talent development programme provides women and gender minority participants with the skills and opportunities they need to progress to the next stage in their career.
Read MoreAs we approach the end of another tumultuous year alongside our partners, participants, collaborators and supporters, we reflect back on the challenges faced and our hopes for 2022…
Read MoreKeychange is thrilled to announce a new collaboration with world renowned British lifestyle label Ted Baker, as part of the brand’s music focused Street Party Sessions.
Read MoreFlore Benguigui (L'Impératrice) is the first Keychange ambassador in France. As a committed artist, Flore takes advantage of this visibility to share her testimony and denounce violence and discrimination against women in the music industry. With this aim in mind, Flore has multiplied her interventions and actions in favor of gender equality in recent years, notably by speaking in the media and participating in roundtables and working groups on the subject.
Read MoreAndreea Gleeson’s first event as Keychange Ambassador takes place at Reeperbahn Festival.
Read MoreToday, Monday 23rd August Keychange announces a new partner in Poland - Different Sounds festival of art and music is the latest signatory of the Keychange Pledge, the pioneering international campaign to achieve at least 50% representation of women and gender minorities in an area of their work.
Read MoreEBU Music, part of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is the 500th signatory of the groundbreaking Keychange gender pledge.
Read MoreFollowing a successful online peer-to-peer we.grow mentoring programme in 2020, shesaid.so and keychange have relaunched the we.grow mentoring programme which will run June 2021 - September 2021.
Read MoreReeperbahn Festival is investigating gender distribution in all segments of German music culture and the music industry.
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