Here's another sneak peek at our #MusicMarkPodcast (which is going live next week!) 👀 Eddie Dobson Fine Line Audio is a sound designer and part of the Yorkshire Sound Women Network team, and spoke to us about their team's research and WIRED Toolkit for educators 📣 🔗Find out more: buff.ly/3C9qUlk

🎙️✨ Turn Up The Volume is YSWN's podcast that dives deep into creating a more equitable audio industry! Our latest episode explores Marketing and Communications: what does inclusive marketing really look like? 🎧 Listen to the full episode here: buff.ly/3Cgxma9

Next week in Leeds!

On point. Also Yorkshire Sound Women Network has developed training to help audio business address this. No excuses.

At the 2024 Digital Innovation in Music Education Conference we explored Gender Inclusive Learning and the brilliant work of Yorkshire Sound Women Network 💻 The full recordings are over on our YouTube channel - increase your knowledge as an educator for free! 📽️ 🔗Watch here: buff.ly/40CUacj

The #MusicMarkPodcast is live! 🥳 Episode 1 delves into gender inclusivity in music tech, discussing research, recommendations & more! Here, Eddie refers to data from Zippia and Xanthe refers to data from Yorkshire Sound Women Network's Volume Up Framework 📣 🔗Listen now: buff.ly/40RJHeo

🎙️Our final Turn Up The Volume #podcast episode is about Advocacy & Support – the leadership needed to build truly diverse and inclusive workspaces. We’ve explored what it takes to drive real gender equity in audio. Listen now and join the conversation: buff.ly/4hGJHTV

In episode 1 of our #MusicMarkPodcast you can expect lots of research to sink your teeth into! 🎧 @lizdobsonuoh shared their findings in the episode, along with some brilliant projects from Yorkshire Sound Women Network that can support music educators 📣 🔗Listen now: buff.ly/40RJHeo

🎶 Facilitator Needed 🎶 We're looking for someone to deliver 5 engaging music sessions between February and Easter 2025. 💌 Interested or want more info? Reach out to [email protected] 📆 We'd like you to get in touch by 5pm, Friday 21 February 2025.

North East Sound Women Network are meeting up this Saturday, 11am-1pm at the Cluny 2 - come along, share skills and knowledge and meet likeminded women and minority gender people with an interest in music tech. See linktr.ee/northeastsound… for more info.

Have you taken a look at our recordings from the Digital Innovation in Music Education Conference? There is so much fantastic knowledge available! 👀 Here is a snippet from Yorkshire Sound Women Network's WIRED Toolkit Strategies for Gender Inclusive Learning 🎧 🔗See more: buff.ly/40CUacj

Apply for Power Up from PRS Foundation! POWER UP is initiative which supports Black music creators and industry professionals, as well as addressing anti-Black racism and racial disparities in the music sector. Deadline: 13th March Apply here 👉 bit.ly/41nFr58

If you know a 14-18 year-old who would benefit from this programme, encourage them to apply now. Plus we're delighted to say that our co-founder Eddie (Eddie Dobson Fine Line Audio) is one of the tutors - so we know it'll be an amazing learning experience!

Join us at Gut Level in Sheffield on 31 May for an extra-special Oram Awards x YSWN event featuring Oram Award winner Lou Barnell, our 3 Changing Gear artists and a mini-Oramics machine workshop with Tom Richards! 🎛️Get your tickets here: ra.co/events/2155976

The next round of Arts Council England's Developing Your Creative Practice is now open! The fund supports individual creative and cultural practitioners to focus on their development and take them to the next level. Deadline: 22nd May Apply here 👉 bit.ly/4iBeeTl

📣Our latest newsletter is out now, with details of our Oram Awards x YSWN event, free Batley workshops with Serendipity Creative Writers, a round-up of opportunities and more! ▶️If you’re not already on our mailing list, read it here: buff.ly/heSujSK