Why should festivals sign up?
All Good Project provides festivals:
- Fully equipped care-space for harm reduction services with trained staff and volunteers.
- Roving team members to hand out safety merch and advice to patrons on-site.
- Expert support from the Safety, Access and Equity Manager at MusicNT.
- Tailored training packages for all relevant staff and security.
- Free merchandise, posters and coasters.
- Promotion via the All Good Project socials and website.
- Trained staff can put the All Good Project training on their resume to signify that they have safe festival skills.
- Patrons recognise and seek out All Good Project venues as they want to spend their time in safe places where they feel looked after and included.
More and more festivals across the Territory are signing up to the All Good Project to be a part of the change we want to see in our night time and party economy, join us today!
What’s in the training?
The All Good Project festival training covers:
- Harm Reduction Methods and Skills
- Identifying and Managing Varied Types of Intoxication
- Identifying Discrimination and Harassment
- Being an Active Bystander
- Power/Privilege and Intersectionality
- Unconscious Bias
- Understanding Consent and Responding to Sexual Violence
- Tips and Tricks at Keeping Yourself and Others Safe
What we offer
FULLY EQUIPPED CARE SPACE
The All Good fully equipped care-space is used for harm reduction services and is facilitated by trained experts, staff and volunteers.
ROVING VOLUNTEER TEAMS
Our roving volunteer teams check on patrons wellbeing around the festival site, handing out water, merch and safety tips.
FREE TRAINING
All festival staff attend All Good training for free. We provide a state of the art training room and catering at MusicNT, or we can come to you and host training on-site.
Participating festivals
BASSINTHEGRASS
BassInTheGrass has been a huge supporter of the All Good Project for many years, we are proud to be partnered with them, and championed by their passionate team of safety-focused event gurus!
ELECTRIC STORM
Electric storm in Darwin is a festival for young people and adults. This vibrant music event hosts the All Good Project harm reduction team where we offer roving volunteers who check on festival-goers, provide hydration products and other safety merchandise.
CAN WE SUPPORT?
The All Good Project offers festivals; our team of skilled volunteers, resources, advice, research, best-practice guides, and so much more. Keen to find out more? Please get in touch.
Get in touch
Emma Gerard
Safety, Access and Equity Officer
All Good Project
MusicNT
[email protected]
(08) 8952 0322
27 Hartley Street
Alice Springs, NT
You’ll be looked after by the All Good Project Team.
We promote positive behaviour change in the Music industry
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