AFEM launches sexual harassment support service

The EDM trade body hopes its helpline for victims of workplace harassment and assault will contribute to creating a "safe and supportive environment for everyone"

News By | 20 December 2017

"Women were made to feel throughout history that this behaviour is normal," says Nicole Moudaber

The Association for Electronic Music (AFEM) has announced the launch of a confidential support service for victims of sexual harassment in the electronic music business.

The service, delivered by employee wellbeing specialist Health Assured, will provide advice and guidance to those affected by workplace harassment, and forms part of AFEM’s mission to “drive positive change in the industry” throughout 2018 and beyond. It will be followed by a code of conduct launching early next year.

“Since its formation, AFEM has…

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