How do I apply for Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects?

You can apply online through the official program website. Visit the application portal to submit your application.

What industries are eligible for Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects?

Eligible industries include: arts and culture.

Who administers Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects?

This program is administered by Canada Council for the Arts.

Are there similar programs to Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects?

Yes! Canada Grants Database has similar programs in the Arts, Culture & Creative Industries category. Browse our database to find more options that match your needs.

How can I improve my chances of getting approved for Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects?

Our detailed breakdown covers step-by-step application instructions, required document checklists, and eligible expense breakdowns so you know exactly what to prepare before applying.

Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects

Q: What benefits does Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects provide?

Creating, Knowing and Sharing — Long-Term Projects offers: grant. Project funding for First Nations, Inuit and Métis individuals, groups and organizations to support activities lasting between 1 and 3 years, fostering a vital and resilient Indigenous arts ecosystem.

Canada Council for the Arts

🎨 Arts, Culture & Creative Industries🪶 Indigenous-Owned🔬 Research📚 Training🏘️ Community Partnership🍁 National

Funding for long-term Indigenous artistic projects

Funding

Contact for details

Deadline

May 20, 2026

Status

Accepting Applications

What Is This Program?

Get a grant of up to $300,000 for 1 to 3 year projects involving creating (research/writing), knowing (mentorship, training) or sharing (exhibitions, presentations, collaborations) — including those with non-Indigenous artists.

What Benefits Are Offered?

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Project funding for First Nations, Inuit and Métis individuals, groups and organizations to support activities lasting between 1 and 3 years, fostering a vital and resilient Indigenous arts ecosystem.

Who Is Eligible?

Industries: arts and culture

Region: Canada

Demographics: Indigenous (First Nations, Inuit, Métis)

Other Criteria: Individuals, groups, or organizations, Indigenous-led arts organizations or arts/cultural sector development organizations, Canadian citizens or permanent residents (for individuals) or organizations based in Canada, Individuals with training in their art form and recognized by peers as professionals (for artists/arts workers), Projects for activities of more than 1 year and up to 3 years in length, Activities must foster a vital and resilient Indigenous arts ecosystem