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Women in banding
Brass Bands England's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Group would like to hear about your experiences of being a woman or identifying as female in brass banding, whether positive or negative. Perhaps you've not given it much thought and your gender makes no difference. Or maybe your gender has shaped your banding experience dramatically. We would like to hear all angles to this story.
Please use this form to record your responses. All questions are optional. You may wish to add your name or remain anonymous. You may wish to describe how you identify or not. Please do not include the names of other people or organisations in your response.
All answers will be treated in confidence. Responses will be used to frame an overall picture of what it is like to be a woman in banding today.
Where we use the term 'woman' in the questions, please take this to include anyone identifying as female.
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Do you think that being a woman gives you a different experience of banding?
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Please share your positive experiences, linked specifically to being a woman in a band
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What type of experiences have you encountered that have detracted from your positive experience of banding as a woman?
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Do you think that women have the same opportunities to reach higher levels of playing, banding, roles, or positions in banding as men, and if not, what might be the obstacles?
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What might be the keys to women's success in banding?
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How has being pregnant or being a mother affected your position in the band? (if relevant)
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Does your band cater for your needs, eg separate changing facilities etc
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Please add your full name (optional)
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Please add your email address if you are willing to be contacted regarding this topic in future (optional)
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When completing the survey questions, which of these categories best describe the bands you had in mind.
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Championship or 1st section bands
2nd, 3rd or 4th section band
Non-contesting, community band or youth bands
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How do you identify? (optional)
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Thank you for your feedback. This is critical in shaping the way BBE approaches matters of Diversity and Inclusion going forward.
Brass Bands England, Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Team
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