Join Keychange today! This Creative Europe–funded initiative is dedicated to women and gender-diverse people who are working to drive diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) in the music industry.
What’s in it for you?
– Step into leadership in the music industry
– Meet and collaborate with inspiring artists
– Leave your mark — and help shape the future of music
What does joining the programme entail?
The Talent Leadership Programme is the first Keychange capacity-building initiative to fully implement an innovative learning scheme with an ambitious curriculum and a transformative, carefully crafted learning journey. The programme is developed and facilitated by Keychange partner Artist in Bloom, in collaboration with other Keychange Leaders Partners.”
Magda Chołyst, Talent Leadership Programme Manager
The Talent Leadership Programme is a hands-on, six-month training experience that gives participants the tools, knowledge, and support to drive change in their organisations, communities, and beyond. Each year, 43 participants from Europe and Canada come together to explore leadership, social change, entrepreneurship, and diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) principles while building a vibrant network of like-minded peers.
Keychange gave me access to leadership training I wouldn’t have otherwise received, opening my eyes to the many dimensions of what it takes to be a truly inclusive and impactful leader. The programme created space to reflect, grow and learn alongside an inspiring cohort, while building connections with incredible organisers and peers across the music industry. It’s an empowering experience I would encourage anyone with leadership ambitions to take part in.”
Karma Bertelsen, Keychange Leaders TLP 2025 Participant
Programme Highlights
Format: 24 online sessions and 2 in-person events.
Curriculum: Connecting with 43 aspiring professionals and artists based in Europe and Canada.
Interactive workshops, mentorship, and team-based projects designed to implement DEIA.
Impact: Participants develop real-world projects to make the music industry more inclusive and e