Partnerships
Prime Civic Briefing considers collaborations that are relevant to civic learning and useful to its readers. Proposals should state the subject, intended audience, proposed format, and any commercial or editorial conditions.
Possible collaborations
We may consider clearly defined educational collaborations, commissioned explainers, event-related material, and partner placements that fit the publication’s civic focus. Each proposal is assessed for relevance, clarity, and whether readers can readily tell who is responsible for the material.
Partner placements
Standing partner placements may be considered when the subject and destination are appropriate for readers of Prime Civic Briefing. Their placement and wording must be transparent, and they will be labelled as partner material. A placement is not an editorial endorsement.
Editorial boundaries
Partners cannot buy favorable conclusions, unlabelled promotion, or control over independent coverage. We may decline proposals that blur advertising and editorial work, make claims that cannot be supported, or do not fit the publication.
Make a proposal
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Describe the proposed work, the parties involved, the intended audience, and any relevant timing or conditions. No particular arrangement is promised by submitting a proposal.
Public life is easier to follow when the terms are clear
We break down civic ideas into distinct steps, roles, and choices. The aim is understanding, not telling readers what to think.