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This notice explains who operates the website, what the published information means, how framework pages should be read and which limits apply to donations, partnerships, intellectual property, images, testimonies and external links.
The website communicates the platform’s public architecture, documents and chapters; it does not replace signed agreements or professional advice.
The current global narrative is organized around New York/Venezuela, Caracas and Acarigua, each with its own support and traceability conditions.
Texts, images, documents, logos, testimonies and archival materials must be used with authorization, context, consent and respect for the communities represented.
The website exodusandresilience.org operates as the digital institutional headquarters of Exodus & Resilience, an international cultural and social infrastructure platform in its founding phase.
For institutional correspondence, legal inquiries, transparency requests, privacy matters or authorized use of content, please write to contact@exodusandresilience.org.
The public website does not publish the coordinating entity’s EIN or full postal address. These details may be provided through appropriate due diligence processes when required and when disclosure is institutionally justified.
The contents published on this website are intended for informational, institutional, documentary, cultural and philanthropic purposes. The information available does not constitute legal, tax, financial, accounting or professional advice.
The publication of information about programs, partnerships, institutional architecture, funding applications, governance documents or impact methodologies does not in itself imply the existence of a contractual offer, binding commitment, fiduciary relationship, donation agreement, sponsorship, service provision or employment relationship.
Any collaboration, donation, institutional partnership, fiscal sponsorship, consideration or legal relationship must be formalized through the specific documents applicable in each jurisdiction.
Exodus & Resilience is in a founding and institutional consolidation phase. Some published contents describe working frameworks, development routes, framework documents, territorial nodes in design, institutional conversations or governance mechanisms subject to formalization by milestone.
When information is pending approval, validation, signature, publication of outcomes or public confirmation, this will be indicated proportionately on the corresponding page.
No impact claim should be interpreted as a verified program outcome until it is accompanied by its source, methodology, measurement period and corresponding reporting document.
Exodus & Resilience does not present this website as an automatic fundraising platform or as a substitute for the formal agreements that may apply to each donation, partnership or collaboration mechanism.
The New York/Venezuela chapter is articulated with the Venezuelan American Endowment for the Arts (VAEA) as 501(c)(3) institutional partner. Any contribution, donation record, fiscal treatment or acknowledgement related to that chapter depends on the receiving entity, the donor’s jurisdiction, the applicable documentation and the specific instructions published or confirmed for that chapter.
Caracas and Acarigua may use support-reference mechanisms, institutional partnerships or other receiving structures according to their confirmed operational conditions. The global website does not claim a universal donation pathway for all chapters and does not guarantee tax deductibility outside the documentation issued by the corresponding receiving entity.
The Acarigua chapter is developed with Fundación Museo de Arte Acarigua-Araure as a formalized regional museum partner. The Caracas chapter is developed as a symbolic return, urban memory and public activation chapter, subject to funding, partnerships and verifiable operational conditions.
Each donor or partner should consult their own tax, legal or financial advisors before making a contribution. Nothing on this website constitutes tax advice.
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Images, testimonies, audiovisual records and personal data related to communities, participants, artists, teams, partners or donors are published only according to criteria of consent, dignity, context and proportionality.
When content includes identifiable persons, sensitive stories, minors or situations of vulnerability, its publication must respect the current safeguarding, privacy and responsible image-use policies.
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Exodus & Resilience does not necessarily control the content, availability, privacy policies, cookies, security or legal practices of external sites. The inclusion of a link does not imply automatic approval of all contents or actions of the linked entity.
For local programming, open calls, territorial teams or specific activities of each node, territorial subdomains may publish complementary information according to their own update cycles once activated.
Exodus & Resilience aims to ensure that the information published is clear, prudent and up to date. However, it does not guarantee that all contents are free from errors, interruptions, outdated information, technical omissions or changes derived from ongoing institutional processes.
The platform may modify, update, suspend or remove contents without prior notice when necessary to correct information, incorporate formal agreements, protect rights, comply with legal obligations or improve public clarity.
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Last updated: May 2026.
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