A summary of community consultation findings.

A report on the journey towards a national body for First Nations arts and culture by the National Indigenous Arts and Cultural Authority (NIACA) Consultation (2022). 

A national gathering and celebration of First Nations arts and culture held over five days on Kaurna Yerta at the Adelaide Convention Centre from 31 October to 4 November 2022. 

If you would like to discuss your project or submit your application in your first language, please contact an Indigenous language centre. 

Creative Australia is committed to ensuring greater access to our programs and services for d/Deaf and disabled people and those who do not speak English as a first language. 

Download key logos and guidelines for Creative Australia. All recipients of Creative Australia’s grants and opportunities must provide appropriate acknowledgment. 

In consultation with the arts sector we have developed a series of guides that support effective, efficient and inclusive governance practices.  

Think Digital is a self-assessment tool for arts and cultural organisations that offers a digital capabilities overview and supports the development of a digital strategy. 

Case studies exploring how cultural practitioners use digital platforms and approaches to make innovative new work and build connections with audiences. 

We accept applications in languages other than English, including Auslan and First Nations languages. 

Creative Australia affirms the principle that artists should be paid for their work and earn income from copyright, royalties and consultancy work. 

A useful list of other funding opportunities for artists, creative workers and arts organisations.