WOMEN IN MUSIC CANADA
The official website of Women In Music Canada - Resources, Events, Advocacy and more.
(Women in Music Canada)
COVID-19
RESOURCES
Federal and Provincial resources for those impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
(Music BC)
MENTAL HEALTH RESOURCES
Maintaining your health is in the best interest of everyone – the label and the management, as well as the artists themselves.
(FACTOR)
MUSIC INDUSTRY CODE OF CONDUCT
Creative Industries Code of Conduct website.
(Read the Code)
ANTI-RACISM RESOURCES
Anti-racism resources, literature, and tool kits complied by the Music Managers Forum Canada.
(MMF Canada)
COUNSELLING AND EMERGENCY FINANCIAL AID
Providing counselling and emergency relief services to the Canadian music community. (UNISON Fund)
SAFER SPACES RESOURCES
Good Night Out
(GNO - Vancouver)
DECOLONIZING RESOURCES
Decolonization is for everybody, supporting us all to move beyond neocolonial denial and be better ancestors.
(Nahanee Creative Inc.)
TAKE THE
KEYCHANGE PLEDGE
Represent the underrepresented talent in the music industry.
(Keychange)
ARTICLES
RESEARCH
FUNDING
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Amplify BC programs will deliver funding through four streams serving B.C. artists, live music presenters, music companies and the development of the music industry.
Music BC Industry Association is a not for profit association serving the for profit and non-profit music industry, including artists from all genres, industry professionals, service providers, studios, promoters, venues, festivals, producers, agents, managers and educational institutions.
Incorporated in 1976 to serve presenters and touring professionals, BCTC has grown into a vibrant network organization that provides a variety of programs and services both online and in-person including our flagship showcase and booking conference Pacific Contact.
The BCAC nurtures and supports arts and cultural activity in communities across British Columbia. From community arts in rural and urban centres, to individual artists, professional performing arts companies, Indigenous artists and cultural organizations, art galleries, local museums and music festivals – BCAC supports a range of activities while engaging with artists and communities to inform policies and programs.
