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Copyright Agency Cultural Fund – Organisations (Round 1, 2026)

Funded by: Copyright Agency

Key Details

Amount
$10,000 - $30,000
Closes
13 Apr 2026
Opens: End January 2026. Closes: 1pm AEST Mon 13 April 2026.
Complexity
Moderate (standard application)
Region
National
Type
Grant
Funder Type
Philanthropic Foundation

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About This Grant

The Fund supports leading Australian creative organisations and key industry stakeholders with grants to create and deliver exceptional opportunities for Australian writers, journalists, editors, publishers, English and literacy teachers, and visual artists, and especially for those from First Nations and diverse backgrounds. Funding priorities are: support commissions and paid opportunities for writers and visual artists through audience development projects; support targeted sector development projects for the writing, publishing and visual arts sectors; to complement Reading Australia, they are interested in supporting targeted writers-in-schools programs for Australian writers whose work is featured on Reading Australia or is used in the classroom. Applications for audience development and sector development will be considered.

Eligibility

Australian creative organisations if they are: legally constituted organisations and incorporated associations

Legal requirements: Academic institution, Nonprofit legal entity (inc. assn, company, coop. or trust), For-profit, Tax Concession Charity (TCC), Aboriginal Community-Controlled, ACNC Registered Charity

Exclusions

Individuals; sole traders; Government departments; auspiced applications. Projects for professional development programs (including mentorships, masterclasses, and workshops) are no longer eligible for support.

How to Apply

Source: Public web page

Last verified: 9 April 2026

Information is provided as a guide only. Always check the funder's official website for the most current details before applying.


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