Beyond Literature Borders Funding

Speaking Volumes, in partnership with the British Council, has opened a new round of Beyond Literature Borders, a grants programme supporting small UK‑based arts organisations to develop international literature projects. The scheme is aimed at organisations that are diverse‑led or work with underrepresented voices, especially those with limited or no experience of international collaboration.

For 2026, five grants of £7,000 are available to help organisations build the skills, knowledge and connections needed for international work. Applicants must propose a collaborative literature project with an international partner. Priority is given to early‑stage international work and organisations championing underrepresented voices. Previous projects have included creative exchanges, mentoring, workshops and collaborative publications.

Deadline: 27 March 2026.

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