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Open Call | EDI Project Bursary 2026 – Socially Engaged & Intercultural Practice from South Dublin County Council

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Richie O'Sullivan
Published 21/03/26 - 3 days ago
€15,000.00
Category
Funding / Awards
Website
https://sdcc.submit.com/show/132
Deadline
2026-04-17 16:00:00
Links to Guidelines
https://sdcc.submit.com/show/132
Description

South Dublin County Council Arts Office invites applications for the EDI Project Award 2026, supporting an artist working in socially engaged practice to develop and deliver an artistic project within an intercultural context in South Dublin County.

Click here for more information and to apply

Specific Criteria

This award recognises the importance of artistic practices that foster dialogue, participation, and collaboration across diverse communities. It aims to support work that reflects the lived experiences, cultural diversity, and evolving identities of South Dublin County.

The award supports projects that meaningfully engage participants, communities, or collaborators from diverse cultural backgrounds and contribute to inclusive access to the arts. One award will be made.

The successful artist will receive €15,000 to research, develop, and realise an intercultural socially engaged arts project.

The award aligns with:
South Dublin County Council’s Equality, Diversity & Inclusion commitments
Local integration and intercultural strategies
The Arts Council / An Comhairle Ealaíon Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Policy

Artists living or working substantially in South Dublin County administrative area are eligible to apply.

 
 
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Open Call | EDI Project Bursary 2026 - Socially Engaged & Intercultural Practice from South Dublin County Council