Partnerships
Clear Living Culture considers collaborations that fit its coverage of ordinary culture and are transparent about who is involved. A commercial relationship never turns a partner's preferred message into an independent editorial conclusion.
Possible collaborations
We consider clearly defined collaborations such as commissioned cultural explainers, event or project features, and relevant partner placements across the publication. Proposals should identify the subject, intended audience, proposed contribution and any commercial or other relationship readers should understand. We do not accept work that depends on unsupported claims, disguised promotion or unsafe instructions.
How partner material is labelled
Sponsored articles, paid placements and partner contributions are labelled clearly at the point readers see them. Labels distinguish commercial material from independent editorial coverage; we do not imply that payment amounts to endorsement. Any illustration used is treated as illustration, not proof of a real event or person.
How to propose an idea
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Describe the proposed format, subject, audience and relationship to any organisation or product involved. We assess each proposal for relevance, clarity and whether the arrangement can be presented honestly.
Meaning hides in the ordinary
We look past the familiar surface to ask what a habit or object does, who it suits and which assumptions it carries.