Learn how MusicNT’s All Good Project is working with local live music venues and festivals across the NT to create safer spaces for staff, performers and patrons.

The All Good project is tasked with making live gigs safer by reducing gender-based violence to ensure venues are inclusive, diverse, and welcome to all.

They train venue and festival staff to make them better equipped at looking out for unsafe behaviour and supporting patrons.

The All Good project creates safe/chill-out spaces at festivals where they train a team of volunteers to care for people who need support, giving out hydration products, sustenance, mental health care, and a safe place to recover. They send teams of volunteers around to check on patrons throughout the party.

Additionally, the All Good Project works with industry, government, and likeminded services across Australia to advocate for better live music safety.

Hear from MusicNT’s Safety, Access and Equity Manager Emma Gerard and Harm Reduction Officer, Danielle Andrews, about how All Good is making an impact in the community.