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Delivery Partner: First Nations Editorial Development

Closing Soon

Funding Providers

Creative Australia

Location

Australia Wide

Funding Type

Cash grant G21227

Primary Category

Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples

Eligible to

  • Universities
  • Local Governments
  • Businesses
  • Not-for-Profits
  • State/Territory Governments

Funding

Amount : $150,000 to $300,000

Round(s)

  • Opened 12-Mar-2026 Closes 12-May-2026

Purpose

This Writing Australia Delivery Partnership is seeking proposals from organisations to support services to First Nations editorial development.

Overview

Organisations are invited to apply for up to $150,000 per annum for a total of $300,000 over the two-year investment period.

This opportunity aligns with the first and fourth pillars of the National Cultural Policy - First Nations First; and Strong Cultural Infrastructure.

Organisations must deliver the following services in support of First Nations editorial development:

  • provide opportunities for First Nations editors to work on a range of projects across genres in a publishing house or editorial environment
  • develop the skills of First Nations editors within a culturally safe workplace
  • provide opportunities for First Nations writers to work with First Nations editors on their writing.

In addition to the mandatory deliverables listed above, other possible services and activities that may be considered for inclusion in your proposal, where appropriate, are:

  • professional development
  • national and/or international industry networking opportunities
  • collaboration with key literature organisations or relevant partners
  • initiatives that will embed First Nations editorial expertise within the publishing industry
  • other initiatives that will strengthen the capabilities of First Nations editors.

Limitations

Who can submit a proposal

Organisations with a demonstrated track record of publishing works by First Nations writers are invited to submit a proposal for this opportunity.

Creative Australia requires that organisations be registered under Australian law (for example, incorporated association or company limited by guarantee) or created by law (for example, a government statutory authority).

  • Organisations may be required to provide a certificate of incorporation or evidence of their current legal status.

Applications / Guidelines

Contact Details

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