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

Eligible industries include: arts, culture.

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

This program is administered by Canada Council for the Arts.

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

Canada Council for the Arts

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

Funding for short-term Indigenous artistic projects

Funding

Up to $600,000

Deadline

Apr 8, 2026

Status

Accepting Applications

What Is This Program?

Get a grant of up to $100,000 for projects up to 12 months 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 artistic and cultural activities of up to 1 year in length.

Who Is Eligible?

Business Size: individuals, small, medium

Industries: arts, culture

Region: Canada

Demographics: Indigenous, First Nations, Inuit, Métis

Other Criteria: First Nations, Inuit or Métis individuals, groups or organizations, Canadian citizens or permanent residents (for individuals), Professionals in their art form (for individuals), Project activities up to 1 year in length, Applicants can be Cultural Carriers, artists, arts/cultural workers, emerging artists, groups/collectives, not-for-profit organizations, or for-profit organizations (all Indigenous-led)