The MU stands in solidarity with Jewish communities, and reaffirms its commitment to opposing discrimination, prejudice and hatred in all their forms. Image credit: Shutterstock.
The MU stands in solidarity with Jewish communities, and reaffirms its commitment to opposing discrimination, prejudice and hatred in all their forms.
We condemn the antisemitic attacks in Golders Green this week, and stands in solidarity with our Jewish members, Jewish musicians, and Jewish communities more widely. The MU extends our deepest condolences to the victims of the attack and their families.
The rise in antisemitism in the UK is something we all have a responsibility to stand against. The MU opposes discrimination, prejudice, and hatred in all their forms, and will continue our work to create a safer music industry for all musicians.
Member support
We recognise that events like this can be deeply distressing. If you would like support with your wellbeing, our Mental Health Support hub offers guidance and resources tailored for musicians.
You can also find further advice and resources relating to discrimination and harassment at work here.
We encourage members experiencing antisemitism at work to report this to the Union. If you need support, please reach out in the first instance either to your Regional Office or our Safe Space service.