Partnerships
Lasting Stage Stories considers collaborations that genuinely relate to personal storytelling, memory, family history, traditions or preserving accounts. Every arrangement must leave readers able to tell editorial material from partner material.
Suitable collaborations
Possible collaborations include clearly defined educational features, relevant resource introductions, event or project descriptions and partner placements for work connected to the publication's subject. Proposals should explain the intended reader, the material offered and any commercial or other interests involved.
How material is labelled
Paid or partner-supported content is labelled clearly where it appears. Partner placements are identified as partner placements, and editorial coverage is not sold as an outcome of a collaboration. Labels are written so readers can understand the nature of the arrangement.
Editorial boundaries
We do not accept arrangements that require a favourable editorial judgement, conceal a commercial relationship or treat a personal recollection as independently verified evidence. We may decline proposals that do not fit the subject, voice or care owed to the people whose stories are discussed.
Make an enquiry
Use the Contact page and choose the partnership option. Include a concise description of the proposal, the parties involved and the kind of placement or collaboration being considered. No partnership is assumed until its terms and labelling are clear.
Every story changes a little as it travels
Listening carefully helps us notice what matters to the person telling it. We make room for uncertainty, different memories and the meaning a story holds now.