Partnerships

Grand Public Briefing considers carefully bounded collaborations that suit its subject and readers. Partnerships must be transparent, must not imply editorial endorsement, and must leave the publication's independent editorial decisions intact.

Suitable collaborations

We may consider clearly scoped educational or public-interest collaborations, such as a labelled explainer series, a discussion resource or a partner-supported editorial feature. Proposals should identify the intended audience, subject, format, contribution from each party and any review or approval expectations.

Partner placements

We accept clearly labelled partner placements across the site, including placements that may appear alongside different sections or articles. Their presence does not change the editorial status of nearby content. Placement wording should be accurate, restrained and relevant to readers; material that misleads or disguises promotion as independent reporting is not suitable.

Labelling and editorial boundaries

Sponsored and partner material is labelled plainly. Partners may provide information or propose a subject, but they do not determine independent editorial conclusions, corrections or coverage. Every proposal is considered on its own merits and may be declined if the fit or transparency is not clear.

Make a proposal

Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Include the organisation or project name, the proposed format, audience, timing and the nature of the requested placement or collaboration. No response or agreement is guaranteed.