Partnerships

Grand Daily Briefing considers collaborations that fit its focus on public affairs literacy and give readers a clear account of who is involved. All paid or partner-supported material is labelled, and editorial independence remains separate from commercial arrangements.

Possible collaborations

We consider clearly scoped educational features, reader resources, event-related explainers and partner placements that relate to institutions, policy, civic processes or public debate. Proposals should explain the subject, intended audience, format, timing and what support or placement is being requested.

Partner placements

Partner links or placements may appear in designated areas of the publication when they are relevant to readers. Their commercial or partner status is identified clearly; a placement does not imply endorsement of every view or service offered by a partner.

Labels and editorial boundaries

Sponsored articles and partner-supported features are marked as such, with the relationship stated in plain language. Partners do not receive control over independent editorial conclusions. We may decline proposals that obscure their purpose, make unsupported claims or do not suit the publication's subject.

Make a proposal

Send partnership ideas through the Contact page. Include the proposed format, subject, audience, requested placement and any relevant material needed to assess the fit; the publication can then consider the proposal without promising acceptance.