Deadline: 31-Jul-25
The Embassy of France to Australia is looking to support academics, researchers, writers and artists working on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders studies, to promote the further exploration of a shared history and to foster collaborative projects.
This event was an opportunity to bring together influential aboriginal personalities from the main artistic institutions, scientists and governments to advance the agenda of cooperation and implement the development of scientific and cultural projects between France and Aboriginal organizations.
Many research and cultural projects are underway between France and Australia, at the initiative of researchers and artists of both countries, with a wide range of interests, for instance in linguistics, history, archaeology, art history, and the arts. The Embassy of France is looking to support research and field work as well as mobility expenses, allowing for travel from France to Australia, or Australia to France, including French overseas territories, to support networking, and joint scientific and cultural projects.
Funding Information
- A total budget of $24,000 AUD is available through this call.
- These grants may cover travel costs for the purpose of fieldwork, organising or participating in a workshop, conference, festival or similar events, accessing relevant archives and museums, creation, translation, and writing.
- Duration: Submitted projects must be completed before 1st July 2026.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applications are open to researchers, writers and artists of any seniority level affiliated in Australia or in France.
- Early career researchers, including PhD students, and emerging artists are encouraged to apply.
Ineligibility Criteria
- Incomplete or late applications will not be considered.
For more information, visit Embassy of France to Australia.