Partnerships
We build long-term philanthropic alliances, not sponsorship relationships.
A collaboration with Exodus & Resilience contributes to measurable cultural infrastructure, provides institutional impact reports and offers participation in an international network of territorial programmes.
Partnership types
Collaboration models according to partner role, scope and time horizon
Every partnership should have a clear logic: what it supports, which indicators it follows, how it is reported and what institutional contribution it leaves within the ecosystem.
Strategic Philanthropic Partner
Partners sustaining global institutional development and expansion of the model. Includes annual institutional reporting, strategic dialogue and participation in learning processes.
Founding Partner
Permanent recognition for those making the initial consolidation of the platform and its institutional capacities possible.
Program Partner
Focused support for a specific territorial node —New York, Barcelona, Caracas or Acarigua— with its own reporting, traceability and contextualised objectives.
Corporate Impact Partner
Companies with ESG strategies seeking documentable cultural and social contribution aligned with their sustainability, community or impact frameworks.
Cultural Institution Partner
Co-production with museums, cultural centres, curatorial platforms and cultural organisations for exhibitions, residencies, publications or mediation.
Academic & Knowledge Partner
Universities and research centres producing applied knowledge with the platform: case studies, publications, evaluation and research.
Institutional commitment to each partner
Partnerships should generate value for the territory, the community, the platform and the partner. That is why we prioritise clarity of objectives, traceability and reporting.
- Impact reporting. Periodic documents with aggregated indicators and metrics specific to the supported programme.
- Fund traceability. Clear status of how allocated resources are used and how they relate to activities or results.
- Institutional visibility. Recognition adapted to the partner's level, nature and communication policy.
- Team access. Direct dialogue with institutional leadership, territorial coordination and curatorial teams.
- Co-construction. Possibility to jointly define objectives, deliverables, indicators and learnings.
- Knowledge sharing. Access to reports, publications, case studies and applied research.
Ethical framework for partnerships
We do not accept collaborations that compromise curatorial independence, community integrity, participant safety or the institutional coherence of the platform.
Partnerships should not turn communities into communication material or shift decision-making toward interests unrelated to the cultural, educational and social purpose of the programme.
See governance and institutional policiesHow a partnership is structured
- 1. Initial conversation. We understand the potential partner's interest, priorities, territory and impact framework.
- 2. Strategic fit. We define whether the partnership belongs to the institutional platform, a territorial node or a knowledge line.
- 3. Objectives and metrics. We agree on expected outcomes, indicators, scope, timing and reporting format.
- 4. Institutional framework. We formalise responsibilities, use of funds, communication, ethics and governance.
- 5. Execution and follow-up. We implement, document, evaluate and share learnings.
What a partnership can support
Partnerships can support institutional infrastructure, territorial programmes, documentation, research, training, cultural mediation, publications, scholarships, residencies or responsible expansion.
- Territorial programmes. Activities, workshops, residencies, exhibitions, mediation and local documentation.
- Impact and evaluation. Measurement tools, reports, case studies and data analysis.
- Knowledge Hub. Publications, applied research, archives, documentation and public resources.
- Governance and institutional capacity. Systems, policies, coordination, safeguarding, transparency and communication.
- Territorial expansion. Diagnosis and activation of new nodes under sustainability criteria.
Let's design a partnership tailored to your impact framework.
Each conversation starts from the partner's context: strategic priorities, reporting criteria, territory of interest and time horizon.