Partnerships & Pilots
Structured ways to build something together.
Institutional partnerships, pilot programs, curriculum licensing, and collaboration with funders, each with clear terms and clear expectations.
Partnership types
Four ways to partner.
Institutional Partnerships
Ongoing relationships with agencies, systems, schools, and providers that want Human Restoration education available to the people they serve.
Explore Institutional PartnershipsPilot Programs
A time-limited program with a defined population and agreed measures, reviewed before any decision to expand.
How pilots workCurriculum Licensing
Organizations may license Human Restoration curricula for delivery by their own trained staff. Terms, materials, and training requirements are set individually and provided under agreement.
Discuss LicensingFunders & Collaborators
Foundations, funders, and collaborators interested in educational programming for a community can discuss partnership structures with us. We share program documentation and evaluation plans as part of that conversation.
Contact Human RestorationPilot programs
A careful way to start.
A pilot lets your organization see Human Restoration in your own setting before making a larger commitment.
Every pilot includes
- A defined population and number of participants
- A defined timeframe with a start and end date
- Prepared facilitators, ours, yours, or both
- Agreed measures set before the pilot begins
- A documented review shared with your team
- A decision point: expand, adjust, or close
Record of work
Case studies and pilot reports
Explore a partnership.
Start with a conversation about your goals and setting.