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The Supporting Act Foundation will offer grants of €10,000 to €20,000 to underrepresented artists, community-centred projects and initiatives.
IAPI Teams up with Griffith College for â¬10,000 Bursary May 7, 2021 Pictured: Charley StoneyCEO of IAPI IAPI and the faculty of Journalism and Media Communications at Griffith College has launched its â¬10,000 creative bursary aimed at disadvantaged and DEIS Schools across Ireland. The theme for this yearâs bursary- which is now in its third year- is âSustainabilityâ and to be eligible for a piece of the bursary, schools are being asked to develop a creative communications campaign that highlights their sustainable initiatives and policies. The schools are also being ...
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