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March 24th 2016

Little Lunch Cast Q&A Webinar

The ACTF hosted two Little Lunch webinars, connecting cast to over 1,000 students from all around Australia.

March 23rd 2016

National Screenwriters Conference – Is Kids Leading The Way?

A panel chaired by the ACTF’s Bernadette O’Mahony brought focus to the outstanding quality of children’s and family entertainment being produced in Australia.

March 23rd 2016

Who Got ACTF Funding This Round?

With our March Board meeting behind us it’s time to announce our successful applicants!

March 3rd 2016

ACTF Professional Learning in South Australia

More than 50 South Australian teachers explored a range of ACTF education resources, programs and tools at the ALEA Workshop in Adelaide.

February 26th 2016

If She Can See It, She Can Be It

Academy Award winning actress Geena Davis delivered a powerful keynote at the KidScreen Summit about the need to improve gender balance, reduce stereotyping and create inspiring and identifiable female characters in children’s television.