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Official funding guidelines and application form outlining eligibility criteria, funding scope, conditions, and submission requirements for community-led oral history recording projects in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Year: Annual funding round
Country: New Zealand
Administering body: Manatū Taonga Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Funding source: Australian Sesquicentennial Gift Trust for Awards in Oral History
Document type: Grant application form and funding guidelines
Subject area: Oral history
Eligible applicants: Individuals and community groups
Ineligible applicants: Tertiary institutions, university theses, most funded institutions, Manatū Taonga staff
Grant amount: Approximately $5,000–$10,000 per project
Total annual funding: Approximately $100,000
Application deadline: 15 April
Project duration: Up to 12 months
Supported activities: Recording and abstracting oral history interviews
Languages accepted: Any language, with English abstract required
Archival requirement: Deposit in Alexander Turnbull Library or approved repository
Contact email: [email protected]
Contact phone: (04) 499-4229
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Year: 2025
Location: Aotearoa New Zealand (online via Zoom)
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