Grant recipients 2019-20

Vegetable production in parts of Australia continue to face pressure from climate extremes and limited water availability.

"Alan Villiers and the Sons of Sinbad – an Australian in 1930s Kuwait" presents a series of 50 photographs from the late 1930s.

The Palestinian Film Festival Australia is dedicated to building cross-cultural understanding and dialogue and to promoting life, art and culture.

ReBitVlogs is an innovative knowledge-sharing platform to engage students and academics with industry stakeholders.

The exhibition will feature the work of significant contemporary artists born in the Arab world and takes place between March-June 2020.

A unique partnership between Palestine Al Nayzak and the Australian Questacon Museum.

The competition selects students with innovative start up ideas providing them with intensive training over a two-day workshop.

The Al Salam Festival is an initiative which endeavours to address concerns currently prevalent within the wider Australian community.

The project involves bringing to Australia Tunisian NGOs engaged in advocacy and service provision in disadvantaged areas in Tunisia.

The project aims to develop relations between Australian and Arab counterparts in lifesaving and sports.

Mizan means the balance, a time, a beat and Zaman is ‘the golden or good times’ like nostalga.

When Women Win is a podcast giving people access to female role models from all walks of life.

Teacher recruitment and retention in the Middle East of expatriate educators is a growing concern.

Arab Women Leaders in Agriculture (AWLA) is a one-year capacity building program led by the International Center for Biosaline Agriculture (ICBA).