ISO receives unprecedented funding allocation in 2021 federal budget
Toronto_ The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) has secured a historic funding allocation for the Indigenous screen sector in the 2021 Canadian federal budget. The ISO is excited to share that Budget 2021 announced $40.1 million over three years to support the ISO. This funding will support screen-based content made by First Nations, Inuit and Métis
- Published in ISO Updates
Indigenous Development Grants
THANK YOU FOR ALL THE APPLICATIONS. APPLICATION PROCESS NOW CLOSED. The Indigenous Development Grants Program provides funding for project and professional development for both Indigenous individuals and majority Indigenous-owned companies. The objective of this program is to support Indigenous content creators in the screen-based sector. IMPORTANT: Please read the Application Guidelines and FAQs prior to
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Solidarity Fund Application Page
Thanks for all the Applications. Process is now closed. DEVELOPMENT GRANTS for Racialized (Black and People of Colour) Application for Individuals ISO and partners REMC and BIPOC TV & Film have launched the Solidarity Fund in response to the ongoing movement demanding justice and equality for racialized people in all aspects of Canadian life and society.
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ISO launches over $1.1 million in development funding for Indigenous and racialized screen creators
TORONTO — The Indigenous Screen Office (ISO) is pleased to announce its latest round of funding, which will be delivered through two distinct programs serving both Indigenous creators and providing solidarity support for creators who are Black andPeople of Colour. The Indigenous Development Grants Program will provide funding for project and professional development for both
- Published in ISO Updates, Press