Architects of the Culture
Queens of the Game: Unapologetic Power
HOW WE ARCHITECT THE CULTURE
We are shifting the landscape of Canadian entertainment. Through dedicated advocacy, community building, and creative autonomy, we ensure our legacy is written in gold.
CREATIVE CONTROL
INDUSTRY EDUCATION
LIVE ADVOCACY
Securing ownership, creative autonomy, and executive power for women in the recording studio, the boardroom, and behind the scenes.
Equipping the next generation of music artists and creative entrepreneurs with the essential tools, mentorship, and business acumen to navigate the industry.
Actively increasing representation across live performance stages, festival lineups, and technical roles like sound engineering and event production nationwide.
Our Authority
QOTG is a platform created to uplift, celebrate, promote, educate and increase the representation of women working in the arts, entertainment and live performance industry. The initiative is rooted in support for BIPOC women and non- binary music professionals working in the genres of hip hop, r&b, soul, reggae, cultural, indigenous and electronic music. We provide performance and professional development opportunities including industry advice by reputable delegates in a safe space and learning environment for musicians from marginalized communities.
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Steering the Cultural Movement
The initiative was created by way of a first of its kind for Toronto as an all womxn's online radio show "Queens of the Game" (2012 - 2018) hosted by Gabrielle Rubaine. In 2019 the show manifested into an annual music summit with industry panels and live music showcases highlighting women who are leading the hip hop culture forward.
"As a Black women and mother who works in the industry, the goal has always been to educate, promote, develop artists to become export ready and help build a strong and inclusive Canadian Music infrastructure that once did not include us at all." - Gabrielle
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