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Programme, Vol. VII

Stories that shape the conversation.

Press is not promotion. It is the long apprenticeship of putting a tradition into language a wider audience can be trusted with. We work with editors, broadcasters and platforms who understand that distinction.

Echoes of HeritageBespoke Custodians
Overview

How do you let a story into the world without flattening the people who carry it?

Our press and media programme handles editorial partnerships, content licensing, talks and broadcast collaborations on behalf of the custodians we work with. Every placement is reviewed by the originating community before publication, and every fee is shared back through transparent royalty agreements.

We do not chase headlines. We build long relationships with a small number of titles, broadcasters and platforms whose editorial standards match ours. If you are a journalist, producer, curator or brand editor, this page is the start of that relationship.

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The Process

How a programme moves, step by quiet step.

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Step 01

Editorial brief

We open with a written brief: what you want to publish, for whom, with what reach and on what timeline. We translate it back to the custodians in their own language before answering.

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Step 02

Access and consent

All access is granted by the community, not by us. We facilitate, translate and chaperone. We do not sell exclusivity over people.

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Step 03

Co-edited copy

Quotes, captions and attributions are checked with named informants. Mistakes are corrected in-line before publication, not after.

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Step 04

Licensing and royalties

Imagery, audio and footage are licensed under transparent terms with revenue shared back to the originating community in writing.

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Step 05

After the piece runs

We send the published work back to the contributors, in print where possible, and host a small debrief with them. The next commission depends on it.

What You Take Home

Deliverables, made to outlast the season.

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Brand authority

Long-form features, photo essays and op-eds placed in titles that match your editorial standards, with full custodian co-credit.

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Content licensing

Curated still and motion libraries available under transparent rights with royalty-share back to artisans and host communities.

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Podcasts and speaking

Founder, scholar and custodian speakers available for podcasts, panels and keynotes. Briefing notes and pull quotes supplied in advance.

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Education and training

Editorial workshops for newsrooms, brand teams and platforms on respectful coverage of cultural heritage and intangible practice.

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Press releases and kits

Embargoed press releases, image packs, captions and credits ready for production. Direct line to our press office through the season.

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Annual review

A bound publication summarising the year's work, available to press partners under embargo before public release.

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"Hands at work on a traditional craft."