greater public awareness of deaf arts and a greater appreciation of the uniqueness and beauty of the language of the Australian Deaf community - Auslan. Links and resources The following links and resources provide valuable information on the topics covered in this chapter. Many of the links and resources provided in other chapters will also be relevant. Copyright and other legal issues APRA • www.apra-amcos.com.au The Australian Performing Rights Association provides information for composers, authors and publishers of music. Arts Law Centre of Australia • www.artslaw.com.au The Arts Law Centre of Australia website provides a range of legal information including sample contracts, glossary of terms used in contracts, information sheets regarding festivals, events, public liability insurance, intellectual property, privacy, Indigenous protocols and copyright. Australian Copyright Council • www.copyright.org.au Australian Copyright Council provides information, legal advice, education and forums on Australian copyright law for content creators and consumers. Copyright Agency Limited • www.copyright.com.au CAL is an Australian copyright management company whose role is to provide a bridge between creators and users of copyright material. Copyright, Moral Rights and Community Cultural Development • An Australia Council guide for organisations, communities and artists involved in collaborative arts projects. Screenrights • www.screen.org Screenrights facilitates access to film, TV and radio and provides payment to copyright owners for the use of their work. Viscopy • www.viscopy.com Viscopy is a visual arts copyright collecting agency. It is Australia and New Zealand's rights management organisation for the visual arts. Working with Indigenous communities Aboriginal Affairs Victoria • www.aboriginalaffairs.vic.gov.au Aboriginal Affairs Victoria (AAV) works in partnership with Indigenous communities, government departments and agencies to promote knowledge, leadership and understanding about Indigenous people. Victoria’s
greater public awareness of deaf arts and a greater appreciation of the uniqueness and beauty of the language of the Australian Deaf community - Auslan. Links and resources The following links and resources provide valuable information on the topics covered in this chapter. Many of the links and resources provided in other chapters will also be relevant. Copyright and other legal issues • APRA www.apra-amcos.com.au The Australian Performing Rights Association provides information for composers, authors and publishers of music. • Arts Law Centre of Australia www.artslaw.com.au The Arts Law Centre of Australia website provides a range of legal information including sample contracts, glossary of terms used in contracts, information sheets regarding festivals, events, public liability insurance, intellectual property, privacy, Indigenous protocols and copyright. • Australian Copyright Council www.copyright.org.au Australian Copyright Council provides information, legal advice, education and forums on Australian copyright law for content creators and consumers. • Copyright Agency Limited www.copyright.com.au CAL is an Australian copyright management company whose role is to provide a bridge between creators and users of copyright material. • Copyright, Moral Rights and Community Cultural Development An Australia Council guide for organisations, communities and artists involved in collaborative arts projects. • Screenrights www.screen.org Screenrights facilitates access to film, TV and radio and provides payment to copyright owners for the use of their work. • Viscopy www.viscopy.com Viscopy is a visual arts copyright collecting agency. It is Australia and New Zealand's rights management organisation for the visual arts. Working with Indigenous communities • Aboriginal Affairs Victoria www.aboriginalaffairs.vic.gov.au Aboriginal Affairs Victoria (AAV) works in partnership with Indigenous communities, government departments and agencies to promote knowledge, leadership and understanding about Victoria’s Indigenous people.