Free Independent Artist Workshops Series - Grant Writing as an Artist

Name: Free Independent Artist Workshops Series - Grant Writing as an Artist
Start: 2023-08-30T18:00:27+1000
End: 2023-08-30T20:30:00+1000
Location: Bankstown Arts Centre

Wed, 30 Aug 2023, 6pm - 8:30pm AEST

Bankstown Arts Centre

bankstown, australia

Outloud

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Event description

Hey creatives, join us for this month’s FREE workshop on grant writing!

This session is about navigating the components of grant writing. Led by Outloud’s team, it will provide artists with practical tips and strategies for writing successful grant proposals, including:

identifying funding sources
creating a compelling proposal narrative
preparing a detailed budget
answering the questions with what information they’re looking for

Don’t miss out on this opportunity that will equip you with grant writing skills!

The Independent Artist Series is a series of workshops run on the last Wednesday of every month about topics to help you have a sustainable career in the arts.

Workshops will be held at Outloud headquarters, the Bankstown Arts Centre, from 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm.
FREE dinner will be provided (Vegan and halal options)
Places are limited, register now!

We offer workshops for free to make sure everyone can take part, if you feel like you will get value out of this and can afford to, please consider making a tax-deductible donation.

Outloud's Independent Artist Workshops are made possible with the generous support of the City of Canterbury Bankstown.

Getting to the Bankstown Arts Centre

Trains

The T3 Bankstown Line takes you within five minutes of the Arts Centre! For more information on train times, visit Transportnsw.info

Buses

Bankstown Arts Centre is within five minutes walking distance from the Bankstown Bus Interchange. For train and bus schedules, visit transportnsw.info.

Parking

Parking around the Arts Centre is limited. We suggest taking public transport whenever possible. Limited free four hours (4P) parking is available at the community carpark located along Olympic Parade. Also, Marion Street Carpark, Dale Lane Carpark, Brandon Avenue Carpark and Greenfield Parade Carpark are within walking distance to the Arts Centre.

Accessibility

Visitors with restricted mobility can use all public spaces at Bankstown Arts Centre. A lift is located in the foyer, to take visitors to any floor in the building. Entry to Arts Centre is via the front of the building at Dale Parade. There is a minibus drop-off zone at Dale Parade, located 25 metres from the front entrance. Accessible parking is also available at the Olympic Parade car park.

There I an accessible bathroom in the foyer, with a handrail and assistance button. Each of the bathrooms throughout the other parts of the centre have handrails. None have steps leading to them. Each can be accessed either directly or via the lift in the foyer.

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Outloud is an intersectional, CALD-focused social impact arts organisation that creates genuine, meaningful, inspiring opportunities for young people in Western Sydney.

Our award-winning projects address nationally relevant issues that are affecting young people in Western Sydney. We use community-embedded contemporary arts to drive positive change for young people with best practice, evidence-based programs that are fun and inspiring. We specialise in early-intervention harm-reduction that celebrates strengths and amplifies socially-marginalised young people’s thoughts and ideas. We put a spotlight on global issues that are affecting our local young people and amplify their thoughts and ideas. We elevate skills and confidence and aim to build self-efficacy and social cohesion.

We work with young people who are either emerging leaders, at risk, or looking for a way to make a difference. We connect our participants to mentors, their peers, role models and industry contacts. We work with them to create art that challenges, inspires, questions and makes an impact on the participants, their audiences, and hopefully – their wider community. We amplify local voices to create profound and lasting change in South-West Sydney.

Formally known as BYDS – Bankstown Youth Development Service, we’ve been working in Western Sydney since 1991, and have worked with thousands of young people. We can name generations of artists who have built their career after engaging with us.