Patrons

The All Good project is tasked with making live gigs safer, because everyone deserves to enjoy live music!

We’re here to reduce gender-based violence and support venues to be inclusive and welcome to all. We train venue and festival staff, aiding them in looking out for unsafe behaviour and supporting you – the patron. 

We use All Good Project posters and coasters to communicate messages to partygoers that are pro-consent, anti-discrimination, anti-violence and anti-racist. 

We create safe spaces at festivals, which is where we train a team of volunteers to care for people who need support, giving out water, hydrolite, snacks, and a safe place to chill out. We also send teams of volunteers around the festival grounds to check on partygoers on the dance floor.

Finally, we work with industry, government, and likeminded services across Australia to advocate for better gig safety.

The All Good Project works with venue managers to bolster safety practices from an organisational level. We pay all venue staff to attend our tailor made 3-hour training session where we discuss ways to keep staff, patrons, musicians, and security safe while at work and during a night out. Some of the topics covered include; how to notice harassment and discrimination, effective communication and strategies in speaking up, and skills to read the room to ensure a safe experience for all.

We’re here to help promote being an ‘active bystander’, which is looking out for one another and speaking up if you see something. Venues receive the bright All Good Project posters and coasters so patrons can see they’re working to be a part of the solution and learn from the safety tips we offer.

Ultimately, the safer and more inclusive we can make our venues, the more frequent and diverse the customers will be, and the more successful the industry becomes overall. We’re here to ensure everyone can enjoy live music and attend our venues feeling safe.