Ok so all social media is a dumpster fire for survivors today, thank you, @datsik. Any comms team / person that actually cared about the community would have anticipated this and included resources in an official statement, but alas here we are. So please see thread

In British Columbia : @wavawrcc has a hotline

If you are in the states, look to rain, a long standing agency for national supports.

If you are an artist struggling with mental health and tour and worried you are harming others , @backline_care is full of supports for you.

Log off tonight and be gentle with yourself, i reccomend not reading comments (the critical ones are being deleted anyways)

If you are a man/ masc identified person who wants to help change the Industry, here are some tips :

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ZkPjL-WoabYD8-JZrjo3ybwfwJj_Ft_J8KETO40_6qc/edit?usp=drivesdk

If you are a person who goes to shows and wants to help people feel safer, @goodnightoutVAN has your back https://www.goodnightoutvancouver.com/consent-shows 

Supporting the survivors in your life is super important right now .this first one is from a great org out of NYC @svfreenyc ( http://www.svfreenyc.org/support-a-survivor/) and the second one is from @bustle

There's a lot of supports listed on @goodnightoutVAN https://www.goodnightoutvancouver.com/resources 

@DanceSafe has their amazing #weloveconsent program which links EDM and consent https://dancesafe.org/consent/ 

Most of all, I want to tell you I see you, and I am sorry that this has been thrown into your journey today.

Also I will be in Detroit tmr , and hosting a free public workshop to talk about how to make shows safer.
https://m.facebook.com/events/409741053310785