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SUMMARY:Fear & Reality: Immigration Enforcement and Live Music in New York City
DESCRIPTION:Tamizdat’s Matthew Covey is delivering a short presentation\, Fear & Reality: Immigration Enforcement and Live Music in New York City\, at the 2025 New York Music Month Conference at the NYU Skirball Center in New York. If you are at the NYMM\, make sure to check it out.
URL:https://tamizdat.org/events/fear-reality-immigration-enforcement-and-live-music-in-new-york-city/
LOCATION:NYU Skirball\, 566 LaGuardia Pl\, New York\, NY\, 10012\, United States
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SUMMARY:Tamizdat at the UNESCO Civil Society Forum
DESCRIPTION:Tamizdat is proud to announce that we have been granted observer status to attend as a participant to the Fifth edition of UNESCO’s Civil Society Forum. The Civil Society Forum takes place in the context of the 10th session of UNESCO’s Conference of Parties to the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions to be held in Paris from the 17th – 20th of June\, 2025. This convening will take place in-person at the UNESCO Headquarters in Paris\, France. \nThe Civil Society Forum is a biennial event\, held prior to each session of the Conference of Parties\, which provides an interactive framework of exchange and dialogue among civil society actors in the areas covered by the 2005 Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions. \nThe 5th edition of the Civil Society Forum will be held on 17 June 2025 in hybrid format\, online and in presential at UNESCO Headquarters. The participants of the Forum are civil society organization representatives who have requested to participate in the meetings of the governing bodies of the 2005 Convention.
URL:https://tamizdat.org/events/tamizdat-at-the-unesco-civil-society-forum/
LOCATION:UNESCO Headquarters\, 7 Place Fontenoy\, Paris\, Île-de-France\, 75007\, France
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SUMMARY:Live Arts Lab: Market access in a fairer music sector
DESCRIPTION:Tamizdat’s Matthew Covey is proud to be working together with Marie Fol on a series of gatherings called the Live Arts Lab. At Music Week Poland in 2025\, this invite-only\, closed-door mini-summit will bring together policy makers and industry leaders to explore ways that law\, policy\, industry best practices\, and consumer initiative can create fairer access to markets across the global music ecosystem. The Fair Culture Charter will be our starting place in this intensive\, collaborative\, interdisciplinary workshop. It will encourage new connections\, candid communication\, cooperation\, allyship\, and actionable results. The Fair Culture Charter is the initiative of a consortium facilitated by the German Commission for UNESCO. \nSpeakers:\nMarie Fol\, Live Arts Lab\nMatthew Covey\, CoveyLaw / Tamizdat\nLutz Möller\, Fair Culture (German Commission for UNESCO)\nAnupama Sekhar\, independent expert \nAt the Polish History Museum\, Warsaw\, Conference Room 1 at 1:00PM.
URL:https://tamizdat.org/events/live-arts-lab-market-access-in-a-fairer-music-sector/
LOCATION:Polish History Museum\, Mokotowska 33/35\, Warszawa\, 00-560\, Poland
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SUMMARY:Tamizdat at Music Week Poland: Entering the US Market: Showcases\, Visas\, and How to Know When to Go
DESCRIPTION:Tamizdat’s Matthew Covey is proud to be moderating a panel for Music Week Poland\, at the Polish History Museum in Warsaw\, Conference Room 2\, 10:00 AM on the 28th of June\, 2025. \nThe US remains a priority market for many musicians\, but it’s hard to know when it’s the right time in a musician’s career to make the move. The legal\, strategic\, logistical\, and financial barriers make it difficult to build an audience in the US. In this session a major US showcase booker\, an immigration attorney\, and an artist will share lived experiences and talk about the best ways to make your mark on the US. \nSpeakers:\nMatthew Covey\, CoveyLaw / Tamizdat\nDev Sherlock\, SXSW\nIzabela Rekowska\, Izzy and the Black Trees
URL:https://tamizdat.org/events/tamizdat-at-music-week-poland-entering-the-us-market-showcases-visas-and-how-to-know-when-to-go/
LOCATION:Polish History Museum\, Mokotowska 33/35\, Warszawa\, 00-560\, Poland
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SUMMARY:Tamizdat at Music Week Poland: Contracts & Equity: Using contracts to make a fairer music sector
DESCRIPTION:Tamizdat’s Executive Director will be moderating a panel on Contracting & Equity at Music Week Poland this week\, June 27th\, at 14:30 at the Polish History Museum\, Conference Room 2. \nContracts & Equity: Using contracts to make a fairer music sector\nAcross the music and performing arts industries\, there is a growing call for equity\, fairness\, and accountability. While many organizations express a genuine commitment to these values\, legal and licensing frameworks often fail to keep pace. How can we ensure that the structures shaping our work – from contracts to collective rights management – truly reflect these aspirations?In this session\, three leading entertainment attorneys will discuss how the legal landscape is evolving to meet the demands of a fairer creative economy. Drawing on real-world examples from recent years\, they will explore how contracts can move beyond risk management tools to become proactive instruments for justice\, transparency\, and better working conditions.At the same time\, the conversation will address the critical role of Collective Management Organizations (CMOs) in enabling a more equitable industry. From royalty distribution models to inclusive licensing frameworks\, CMOs are uniquely positioned to bridge the gap between creators’ rights and systemic change. How can legal innovation and collective licensing work hand-in-hand to ensure fair remuneration and representation for all rights holders? \nSpeakers: \nMatthew Covey\, CoveyLaw / Tamizdat\nAbi Lufadeju\, AJL Legal\nKarol Kościński\, ZAiKS
URL:https://tamizdat.org/events/tamizdat-at-music-week-poland-2025/
LOCATION:Polish History Museum\, Mokotowska 33/35\, Warszawa\, 00-560\, Poland
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