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Card 314 of 10002026-09-06 issue

Observed arrival · 2026-09-06

Frequency Forge Turns Electronic Music Into a Safer Route Back

frequencyforge.org Observed source
Editorial interest 84/100 Selection signal · not a rating of the site

A Manresa-based project uses DJing, music production, creativity, and community to support women survivors, women in recovery, and women building careers in electronic music.

Landing page captured for the 2026-09-06 issue.

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Frequency Forge structures its work around five visible program areas, from DJ performance and music production to recovery, community spaces, and safer-scene practice. Its FF Scene Toolkit v0.1 includes preparation check-ins, cabina and backstage scenarios, boundary cards, conversation planning, and quick audits for venues and teams. The page states that the toolkit is private by design, with no login, no tracking, and no responses sent to the server. A separate Safer Scene Mark is described as still in development.

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