ISO Delivers Over $3.8 million in Development Grants to BIPOC Creators Through Solidarity Fund and Indigenous Development Programs
Toronto _ The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is proud to announce the disbursement of over $3.8 million in development funding for Indigenous, Black and People of Colour creators in response to COVID and the pressing need for equity in Canada’s screen sector. Over $2.3 million in project and professional development grants were awarded to BIPOC
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Canada Media Fund Careers
The Canada Media Fund welcomes and encourages applications from those with disabilities as well as from the following groups: persons who are Indigenous—First Nations, Inuit or Métis—or members of a “visible minority” as defined by the Employment Equity Act. This includes persons who are South Asian, Chinese, Black, Filipino, Latin American, Arab, Southeast Asian, West
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May 15 Watch LIVE at Indigenous Screen Office Facebook
Looking for information about Canada Media Fund (CMF) Indigenous programs for Indigenous Production and Development? The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is hosting a special web Q & A in two parts. Session 1: Production CMF Deputy Director Jill Samson and Telefilm Indigenous Liaison Adam Garnet Jones will talk about changes to the program and answer
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