Collaborative seed funding for A New Approach, an independent think tank created to champion the benefits of investing in a rich creative and cultural landscape and advocating for broader and deeper support for arts and culture across Australia.

An education program using dance to inspire and develop the next generation of Indigenous storytellers. Rekindling reconnects young Indigenous people with culture and strengthens intergenerational connections to support their wellbeing and development of a strong sense of self.

Support for Camerata’s regional engagement strategy through a contribution towards annual touring costs and wages for key personnel responsible for consultation, preparation and coordination of touring, education and community engagement in Queensland communities.

Continued capacity support to enable Crossroad Arts to achieve its overall strategic objectives in working with young people, the disabled and the aged in Mackay and in other rural, regional and remote communities in Queensland.

Support for Dancenorth’s community development and engagement aspirations through a contribution toward ongoing delivery as well as a the employment of key personnel to strategically review and redesign this work for the future.

Support to ensure remote Indigenous Art Centres and Arts Workers in Queensland and the Northern Territory can participate in the Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair each year. At DAAF, a curatorial program connects arts workers with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander curators from public institutions across Australia and provides the opportunity to build skills in exhibition development and curation.

Capacity support to enable Flying Arts to implement key strategic recommendations towards improved sustainability and to expand and deepen their relationships with and artistic offerings to, artists, art workers, educators, young people and community groups throughout Queensland.

Support for JUTE to build its capacity to develop, produce and tour high quality theatre that shares the unique stories of Indigenous people in Queensland’s north, with accompanying school residencies to inspire students throughout Far North Queensland.

Contribute to a rich and diverse arts ecology throughout regional Queensland through improved community access to an array of visual arts experiences as well as professional development opportunities for regional artists and galleries.

Support to grow and strengthen the Learning, Regional and Community Department through the employment of existing and new personnel, to enhance the company’s capacity to tour opera to diverse regional communities across Queensland.

The development of the APT9 Kids publication, Ali’s Boat and a tour of APT 9 exhibition-related arts activities to children in rural, regional and remote communities throughout Queensland.

Support for Queensland Music Festival to grow and deepen its engagement with rural, regional and remote Queensland through the co-design, development and performance of musical collaborations tailored to communities.

Capacity support to enable the company to achieve their goals of entertaining, inspiring and educating audiences across rural, regional and remote Queensland through the employment of key Community Engagement and Education staff.

Support to build the capacity of Queensland Theatre to engage and respond to the creative needs of schools, communities and performance venues throughout regional Queensland.

The continued delivery of Topology’s flagship Top Up program throughout Queensland and the establishment of creative hubs in regional areas, which provide opportunities for local artists and practitioners to upskill and lead community-based projects.

Reviving local spaces by touring high quality folk and contemporary artists to small halls across Queensland and expanding into the Northern Territory, supporting community partners to increase their capacity to deliver their own events.