VOLUNTEER CALLOUT!

Tributary Projects s looking for more support from peers from diverse fields. It was started in 2017, and now has taken up the challenge to transform and re-organise during the pandemic.

We are currently looking for volunteers to help us with funding applications, governance and legal responsibilities, art programming and curating, fundraising events, research and writing. Whether you study art, law, accounting, etc, or if you are a good writer, photographer, or designer... there will always be something that you can contribute to your local creative community. 

First Nations peoples, people from different linguistic or cultural backgrounds and nationalities, people with disabilities, people from LGBTQI+ community and anyone who is experiencing marginalisation is encouraged to join us.

If you are interested, more detailed information can be found in this Expression Of Interest (EOI) form. You can fill it in and we will get back to you:  https://forms.gle/ruVdUGJJFNqP6KtY8

Please note, this EOI is not a competitive process. It helps us understand how you can support Tributary and how Tributary can support you. We do not measure eligibility according to skill sets and experience. We only assess your eligibility based on your availability and commitment, because we believe everyone has a fair chance to try new things, practice, and connect with the creative network. 

Please contact us if you have any questions!

Photo credit: Dan Shultz

TRIBUTARY PROJECTS IS CURRENTLY CLOSED FOR A DEVELOPMENT PERIOD

Watch this space to find out what’s happening next at Tributary Projects

Photo credit: Dan Shultz

 
 
 

Tributary Projects is supported by Ainslie + Gorman Arts Centres.

Tributary Projects acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the land and waters in which we operate, the Ngunnawal and Ngambri peoples, as well as the Ngarigu people and others who traded on, traveled through, and connected with this country, and continue to do so. We pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders and acknowledge that sovereignty of these lands was never ceded.