Executive Overview On November 20, 2026, the historic St Marylebone Parish Church in London will open its doors for an extraordinary evening of art, advocacy, and solidarity as Music for Change returns for its highly anticipated second edition. Presented collaboratively by cultural innovators Big Gay Out and Song in the City, this powerful fundraising concert … Read more
Executive Overview On 20 November 2026, the historic nave of St Marylebone Parish Church in central London will open its doors for the highly anticipated second edition of Music for Change. This landmark fundraising concert—jointly presented by cultural advocates Big Gay Out and Song in the City—arrives at a critical juncture for the United Kingdom’s … Read more
Executive Overview On 20 November 2026, the historic St Marylebone Parish Church in central London will open its doors for the second annual iteration of Music for Change—a high-profile, emotionally resonant charity concert dedicated to raising critical funds for the mental health and well-being of the LGBTQ+ community. Presented jointly by cultural advocates Big Gay … Read more
Executive Overview More than two decades after the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) and the Fawcett Society published their landmark 2003 study, Why Do Women Leave Architecture?, a sobering reality persists: the architectural profession has neither moved far enough nor fast enough to support women. Despite cosmetic updates and isolated pockets of progress, the … Read more
Executive Overview Electronic dance music has long prided itself on being a culture rooted in unity, expression, and liberation. However, as the industry scales unprecedented commercial heights—filling mega-stadiums, headlining global festivals, and generating billions in economic revenue—the imperative to channel this immense cultural capital into tangible, grassroots social impact has never been more urgent. In … Read more
Executive Overview Electronic music has long wrestled with an internal paradox: while it was born out of marginalized communities—most notably Black and Latino LGBTQ+ pioneers in cities like Chicago and Detroit—its contemporary commercial echelons remain disproportionately male. Despite a wealth of undeniable talent operating across the global underground, women and gender-expansive artists continue to face … Read more
