​The Female Composer Safety League supports survivors regardless of whether they are able to share their stories. Our work as an organization addresses the historical lack of accountability in the composing industry that has caused harm to many, in particular young women. We provide safe spaces that enable female composers to express their full selves and bravely bring their music into the world. You are not alone.

Our Vision

We envision a composing industry free from sexual abuse, harassment, prejudice, and marginalization.

Join Our ​Movement!
Participate in regular, confidential discussions and guest presentations.

Help us establish a progressive, ethical code of conduct for the music composing industry.

Build awareness and momentum on Facebook, Instagram, and X.

If you've been abused, please know you are not alone. Please visit our resources page for further support.

Our Recent Feature in "The Guardian"

​In the wake of the #MeToo movement that toppled Harvey Weinstein and made the the entertainment industry tremble, an up-and-coming musician named Nomi Abadi vowed to expose one of Hollywood’s last dirty secrets: the toxic, abusive work conditions that run rampant behind the closed doors of soundtrack composing studios...
Our Mission:
We provide visibility,
safety,
advancement,
and empowerment
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of women with a trauma-informed space for victims of sexual abuse in the music composing industry. 
We welcome anyone who self-identifies as female, or non-binary, as full members with access to our meetings and resources.