Partnerships
Rural Public Review considers partnerships that fit its coverage of shared rural places, services and resources without blurring the line between editorial and promotion.
Possible collaborations
We consider clearly defined educational projects, relevant events, resource exchanges and other collaborations that serve readers interested in rural public life. Proposals should explain the intended audience, the contribution each party would make and any commercial or editorial expectations.
Partner placements
Relevant partner placements may appear across the publication or alongside related material. Each paid or partner-supported placement is clearly labelled where it appears. Placement does not imply editorial endorsement, and partner material cannot be presented as independent coverage.
How to propose a partnership
Use the Contact page and select the partnership option. Describe the proposal, its fit with our subject, the placement or collaboration requested and any funding or other support involved. We assess proposals for relevance, clarity and separation from editorial decisions.
Shared places deserve clear thinking
Rural life is shaped by decisions about land, facilities and services. We make those questions easier to follow without pretending every place has the same answer.