Thank you for your interest in becoming a member of the RADF Committee.
What is Regional Arts Development Fund (RADF)?
RADF is a partnership between the Queensland Government and local councils to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. Each year Logan City Council prepares an annual funding bid to Arts Queensland. The Queensland Government allocation, combined with Logan City Council’s annual contribution, is made available to the community by application through upto two funding rounds each year.
What is the RADF Committee?
The RADF Committee is a group of informed representatives who reflect the diverse arts, culture and geography of the Council area.
The responsibilities of the RADF Committee are to:
- attend and participate in RADF meetings
- assess RADF applications and outcome reports
- ensure that funding allocated is aligned with the RADF Principles, eligibility criteria, and the priorities of the Council’s cultural plans and policies
- inform the RADF bidding and reporting cycles
- participate in RADF Committee training
- promote the RADF Program within your own networks
- inform the RADF Liaison Officer, prior to the meeting, if they are unable to attend
- abide by the RADF Committee Code of Conduct.
How long does a member serve on the Committee?
Committee members, including the Committee Chair, may serve for a maximum term of four years, with an option to step down after two years. The Chair of the RADF Committee is nominated by the RADF Committee.
Who can be a RADF Committee member?
Local artists, arts and cultural workers, members of cultural groups, local organisations or associations and people active within the arts community are eligible and encourgaged to be members of RADF Committee.
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