If you’re interested in partnering with the Centre for Stories, please get in touch.
Corporate Partners
Ian Potter Foundation
Funded Projects: Writing Change, Writing Inclusion
Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries
Funded Projects: Journal, Backstories, Inclusion Matters
Creative Partnerships Australia
Funded projects: Changing Minds, Changing Lives
Curtin University
Funded Projects: Rule Breakers
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Funded Projects: Lintas Laut
City of Perth
Funded Projects: Side Walks, Inner City Residency
Act-Belong-Commit
Funded Projects: I Am… (coming soon)
State Library of Western Australia
Funded Projects: COVID-19 Stories (coming soon), 16 Days, 16 Stories
Copyright Agency
Funded Projects: Journal, Inclusion Matters
City of Armadale
Funded Projects: Schools Program
Aspen Corporate Financial Planning
Funded Projects: Side Walks
Rayner Real Estate
Funded Projects: Side Walks
Herbert Smith Freehills
Funded Projects: Side Walks
Cape Lodge
Wine sponsor.
State Library of Western Australia works with the Centre for Stories to broaden the Centre’s reach, and to develop projects that connect Western Australia to writers from the Indian Ocean region.
The Blue Room Theatre connects playwrights with Centre for Stories’ storyteller community to bring selected stories collected by the Centre to the stage.
Lit Live runs a monthly event at the Centre for Stories that features local actors performing short stories.
LIMINAL and the Centre for Stories work together to profile Asian-Australian writers, creatives and thinkers in a series of online and print interviews.
Rumata ArtSpace and the Centre for Stories are developing an exchange program that will result in a residency in Makassar for a local author and one in Perth for a writer from Makassar.
Screenwest and the Centre for Stories work together to develop opportunities for diverse storytellers to bring their stories to screen.
Alex Hotel occasionally provides a venue for Centre for Stories’ events with the intention of supporting local business and bringing the Centre’s stories to new audiences.