Supporting 69 projects of artists, researchers and journalists who listen closely to a changing world.
About LOM+you
Giving back to the community that made LOM possible.
LOM+you is a non-profit initiative of LOM. We give our instruments to artists, field recordists, journalists, researchers and students who address critical societal matters, study biodiversity or face the challenges of the climate crisis.
It started as a way to help emerging artists who needed our equipment but lacked the funds. Today we want to empower creative minds who want to change the world — through art, science or storytelling.
All supported projects
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Women in Soundscape Ecology Africa
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TANK
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House of Shadows
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Project Araucaria
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Contact Zones (Rozalinda Borcila, Lyn Rye and Nu A.M.)
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Labsonora
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Illegal greyhound racing and dog fights
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La Crecida
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ORKESTRAFRIA
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Polja
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Losses
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Konstantine Vlasis
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Dimitris Savva
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Félix-Antoine Morin
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Pablo Diserens
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Sybille Neumeyer
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Sri Lanka Nature Sound
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Save Wallum
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Radio Earth
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Neolithic Cannibals
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Le Séquenceur
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Aleksandra Mitrović
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Rob Sarkies
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Viki Arvay
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Raphaële Dupire
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Pale Blue Dot collective
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Nithin Shamsudhin
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Mafalda Ramos
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Lisa Schonberg
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Leonard Maassen
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Kosmas Phan Dinh
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Jami Reimer
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George Moraitis
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Frontyard space
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Eleni-Ira Panourgia
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Douglas Tewksbury
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Cosmo Sheldrake
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Cia Himiân Lí
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Chris Myhr
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Anmol Tikoo
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Alexis Perepelycia
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Chris Dooks
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Arielle Estrada
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Sounds Queer?
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Sinan Varis and Amalia Jaulin
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Sara Pajunen
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Ollie Loops
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Melbourne Sound School
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Julian Weaver
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Erick Antonio Benitez
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Cyrus Tang
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Andy Truscott
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Aloïs Yang
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Valotihkuu
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Tiago Morais Morgado
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Tatu Nenonen
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Paint with lead house
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Mt Accord
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Michaela Švédová
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Makunouchi Bento
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Laura Hunt
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Kristen Roos
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Jannah Quill
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Gabriele Azzalin
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Elisa Ferrari
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Dancing Rain Creative Festival
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Caitlin Williams
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Ben James & Emma Charles
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Avery Gabbiano
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