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Partnership Opportunities
& build communities



Over the years, our publishing has earned the confidence of a wide community of readers including artists, cultural professionals, scholars and teachers. This is a privilege we are deeply grateful for.
These stories have inspired new research, connected scholars, sparked collaborations, and fueled creativity.
We can’t wait to see what a partnership with you will spark next!
Partnerships Can Be Designed Around:
We amplify stories and research submitted by institutional partners such as Museums, Libraries, Archives and Universities. This is possible via:
- A pro-bono arrangement if your story is already web-ready.
- Year-round partnership: all through the year, your research and knowledge is optimized for broad audiences, and includes insights and audience growth strategy.
- Commissioned/Branded: these are strategic editorial sponsorships or commissioned stories/quizzes etc. that are focused on a project/exhibition or program; sponsored audience research & insights series. In the past, we have also worked with book-publishers to promote books that are history or art based.
Other creative mediation: From short video series and GIFs to digital scavenger hunts, visitor-engagement handbooks/worksheets, articles, podcasts and photo-essays, we’ve had fun producing creative material in a range of formats that are designed for discovery, education, and participation.
Amidst our collaborators: Archer Art Gallery, King’s College London, Centre for Global South Asia Royal Holloway (University of London), ICOM Germany, Goethe Institut Nederland
- Host a campaign, fellowship, hackathon or participatory program
- You can also reserve a workshop to design a community-engagement project.
Amidst our collaborators: Wikimedia UK, DAG Museums India, Europeana
Currently, we offer:
- web and editorial strategy sessions (including social media & newsletters) – you can reserve a bundle of 6 sessions, 3 sessions or a single session.
- tailor-made workshops for different groups: educational (teachers), cultural professionals
Workshops have been held for: Seagull Foundation for the Arts, Indian Art and Design Educators Association, Network of European Museum Organizations (NEMO), KulturBDigital (Berlin Technology Foundation).



