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Modern Public Briefing

Partnerships

Modern Public Briefing considers limited collaborations that fit its focus on public affairs literacy and leave readers able to distinguish editorial work from partner material.

Suitable collaborations

We may consider clearly relevant educational resources, event or project announcements, and partner links that add useful context for readers. Proposals should explain the subject, intended audience and proposed placement. We do not accept collaborations that require an editorial endorsement or a predetermined conclusion.

Placement and labelling

Accepted partner material and paid placements are labelled plainly wherever they appear. Partner links are identified as partner links, and their presence does not imply that an editorial piece independently verifies or endorses the linked material. Editorial decisions remain separate from partnership arrangements.

Start a conversation

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include a brief description of the proposed collaboration and where you hope it might appear. We review proposals for relevance, clarity and compatibility with the publication's editorial standards.

Our point of view

Clarity begins with taking the time to distinguish things.

A proposal is not a decision, and a plan is not the same as its delivery. We slow down the language so those differences stay visible.

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