ATYP Australian Talented Youth Project

amazing who you meet on an Australia Day stroll in Canberra! 




"It was the best week of my life! I learnt so much …"

Natalie Price, writer/journalist:





Sir William & Lady Dean

our Patrons, involved as always:

Sir William and Lady Deane


     Welcome to ATY Project!

The Australian Talented Youth Project is a biennial event for young Australians held in Canberra to coincide with Australia Day celebrations.

ATY Project's organising committee includes representatives from ACT's leading intellectual and cultural institutions working in partnership with regional arts organisations, The Smith Family and Barnados.

ATY Project promotes the development of talent and skills in young gifted Australians particularly from remote and regional Australia.

ATY Project encompasses the creative, visual and performing arts in the fields of music, dance, film production, visual arts, creative writing and drama.

About ATY Project:
Event Information :

Our Program Mentors

Timetable for ATY Project 2010
What is ATY Project exactly? Venue information
Aims & Objectives

Media releases

Excellence & Innovation

Student Selection & recruitment

Supporters

Organising Committee

Our Founder & Executive Director:
Dr. Jolanta Gallagher

(in the midst of things as usual!)
Tel: (02) 6262 8689
   E-mail: jolanta@netspeed.com.au
Jolanta
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Australian Talented Youth Project
contact Dr. Jolanta Gallagher for further details and event information.

Please join our  lead donor
Barbara Blackman.
Become
"friend of ATY Project 2010"
and help us to make this 
the best ye
t.

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(All donations over $2 are tax deductible.)


ATY Project supporters:

ACT Writers Centre
Ausdance
Australian National University
Australian War Memorial
CRE8TIVE
National Capital Authority

National Film and Sound Archive

National Gallery of Australia
National Library of Australia
National Museum of Australia
National Portrait Gallery
Youth Coalition ACT