PARTNERS

The Museum’s strong partnerships-based approach to creating social capital has resulted in the development of multiple in-kind, event, content and funding partnerships in recent years. 

Our approach is premised on the importance of bringing people together across generations (with a focus on young people from diverse backgrounds), communities and sectors. This is with a view to develop creative relationships with the education, health and community development sectors.

Our point of difference is our ability to work across and between existing community groups and organisations to bring diverse interests together in a safe and inclusive manner.

Our major partners include:

Cultural Organisations: WA Museum Boola Bardip, WA Maritime Museum, John Curtin Gallery, Google Cultural Institute, Community Arts Network, Perth Festival, Indian Ocean Craft Triennial

Government: Lotterywest, Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries, United Nations Association of Australia (WA)

Education: Together for Humanity, University of Western Australia, Curtin University, Notre Dame University, Presbyterian Ladies College, Centre for Human Rights Education, Edmund Rice Centre WA

Media: Draw History, Screenwest