Diversity Arts, 22 June 2018, Australia

Diversity Arts Australia (DARTS) and the British Council are partnering to support increased cultural diversity among arts decision makers in Australia and the UK. The work will span three streams; institutional knowledge exchange, peer mentoring among programmers, and touring opportunities for culturally and linguistically diverse artists between Australia and the UK.

Transearch, 22 June 2018, Australia

For nearly half a century the Australia Council has invested in artists and arts organisations at all stages of the creative process and at critical moments in their careers. The Australia Council undertakes strategic development work to raise the profile of Australian arts and to develop new markets and audiences for our artists across Australia and around the globe, as well as partnering with p…

National Arts Council of South Africa, 12 June 2018, South Africa

In terms of Section 10 of the National Arts Council Act, as Amended, the Council is required to establish Human Resource Committee (HRC) as a sub-committee to the Council. The Human Resource Committee is established in terms of the aforementioned Act.

Cultural Diplomacy Platform, 29 May 2018

For the third edition of the GCLP, the Cultural Diplomacy Platform is looking specifically for applications from outstanding cultural managers from Brazil, Canada, China, Japan, India, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, South Korea and the USA (3 participants from each of these 10 countries), as well as from the 28 Member States of the European Union (10 participants, each from a different EU country).

Creative New Zealand - Toi Aotearoa, 28 May 2018, New Zealand

Creative New Zealand, the Arts Council of New Zealand Toi Aotearoa, is the national arts development organisation. We support, develop, and advocate for the arts, for the benefit of all New Zealanders.

Julie's Bicycle, 24 May 2018, England

Since 2012, Arts Council England has partnered with Julie’s Bicycle to deliver a flagship Environmental Programme, inspiring new ideas and sustainable practice across the country. Collectively, National Portfolio Organisations have reduced energy consumption by 22% and made savings of £11 million.