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TORONTO: July 24, 2023 – Access Copyright Foundation is pleased to announce the 37 creators who have been awarded Marian Hebb Research Grants for this year. Please join us in congratulating: Caroline Adderson; Vancouver, BC Jeremy Appel; Edmonton, AB Tanaz Bhathena; Mississauga, ON Becky Blake; Toronto, ON Pamela Clark; Calgary, AB Trevor Corkum; Albany, PEI […]

Seeking financial support to sharpen your skills or expand your expertise?   Access Copyright Foundation’s Professional Development Grants program may be able to help. The Foundation offers grant funding to facilitate professional-development opportunities for Canadian writers, visual artists and publishers as well as staff members at organizations that represent them. If you’re considering undertaking education

TORONTO: January 31, 2023 – Access Copyright Foundation is pleased to announce the 16 organizations that have been awarded a total of $100,000 in Events Grants funding. Please join us in congratulating: Alberta Playwrights’ Network Society; Calgary, AB CANSCAIP SK; Beaver Creek, SK Canzine Arts Festival; Toronto, ON Diaspora Dialogues; Toronto, ON Eden Mills Writers’

Access Copyright Foundation is pleased to announce it has begun to accept applications for its next round of funding for Marian Hebb Research Grants. The Foundation’s Marian Hebb Research Grant program supports inquiry, information gathering and exploration by individuals and organizations relevant to Canadian publishing, writing and visual arts, and toward the realization of a

Access Copyright Foundation is pleased to announce that it is now accepting applications for this year’s round of Events Grants funding.   The Foundation’s Events Grants program is ideal for organizations planning festivals, reading series, conferences, professional-development opportunities or other activities, either in-person or virtual, that aim to celebrate the literary and/or visual arts in

TORONTO: August 9, 2022 – Access Copyright Foundation is delighted to announce its 2022 recipients of Professional Development Grants. Through the grants awarded this year, the Foundation will be facilitating two dozen professional-development opportunities for members of Canada’s creative community. Please join us in congratulating the following: Association of Manitoba Book Publishers; Winnipeg, MB Donna

TORONTO: June 15, 2022 – Delving into the discovery of the world’s oldest basketball court. Learning more about the current state of Indigenous literature translation. Facilitating research plans for a variety of soon-to-be-published non-fiction Canadian books. All these projects and more will be receiving funding from Access Copyright Foundation through its Marian Hebb Research Grant