CIISA statement in response to the Women and Equalities Committee (WEC) Misogyny in Music report

The Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) welcomes the Women and Equalities Committee recommendations and commitment for CIISA to help shine a light on unacceptable behaviour in the music industry. The evidence given in WEC’s Misogyny in Music report reveals an industry with an alarming prevalence of misogyny, discrimination, and gendered power imbalances. CIISA supports this essential report.

As the report concludes there are a number of urgent actions required to tackle these widespread issues including the creation of CIISA which will provide a single point of accountability. CIISA will be a ‘single front door’ for those working in the music industry – and across all the creative industries – to confidentially report unacceptable behaviour and use this insight to raise awareness and tackle concerns directly. CIISA will also unify existing best practice in promoting inclusive workplaces and addressing negative behaviours through the publication of its Standards.

CIISA is currently working with a range of stakeholders – particularly those who may use CIISA – to co-design its future services, which will include providing support, advice, mediation and adjudication where required. CIISA will go live with a range of initial services at the end of the year.

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The purpose of the Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) is to uphold and improve standards of behaviour across the creative industries.

Registered address: 22 Wycombe End,  Beaconsfield, Buckinghamshire, HP9 1NB, United Kingdom

Access Statement

Whilst CIISA is not yet a live organisation, access is at the heart of who CIISA is. CIISA is committed to preventing bullying and harassment, including that of an ableist nature. If you require any information currently on the CIISA website in an alternative format, please email  info@ciisa.org.uk with your request and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

We are very happy to help and welcome queries from d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people wanting to learn more about CIISA.