Partnerships
Inspired Policy Review considers collaborations that are relevant to public policy literacy and useful to readers. Clear labelling and editorial independence are central to any arrangement.
Possible collaborations
We consider educational collaborations, themed explainers and relevant partner placements that sit naturally alongside our coverage of policy language, institutions and process. A proposal should identify the intended audience, the subject, the format and the partner's role.
Partner placements
We may accept standing partner placements when their subject is relevant and their presentation is clear. A placement is identified as partner material; it is not an editorial endorsement, and it cannot determine the conclusions of independent coverage.
How we assess proposals
We look for a clear fit with the publication, accurate descriptions and a format that readers can distinguish from editorial work. Send partnership proposals through the Contact page. We may decline proposals that create confusion about independence or the nature of the material.
A policy choice is also a choice of frame
The words used to define a problem shape the options that seem possible. We make those choices easier to notice, without prescribing a political position.