Become a partner

• A cultural and scientific event in your region, announced in several languages.
• A place for the region’s artists, researchers and craftspeople.
• A written framework: an ethics charter already drafted, and a safety plan drawn up with the venue before each edition.
• What we ask: permits, promotion, a venue or financial support.

• A cultural and scientific project, open to all.
• Published accounts and indicators tracked at each edition.
• What we ask: a grant, paid to the host organisation.

• A place to present research to the public and meet independent researchers.
• Research topics: citizen science, Buddhist heritage, ethics.
• What we ask: speakers, equipment, scientific supervision, and laboratory models presented safely.

• Your name shown as a partner to the festival’s visitors.
• A link with the working groups, which keep their independence.
• The possibility of selling equipment and ingredients that comply with the country’s law.
• What we ask: sponsorship, loaned equipment, stands. Interests are published.

• Following the project from the start, and coming on site.
• Being thanked publicly, or staying anonymous below the donation publication threshold.
• What we ask: a donation, primarily for the project direction.

• A documented presentation of their heritage, to an audience that may not know it.
• A place in the exhibitions and the gathering space, alongside the other traditions.
• What we ask: loans of works or texts, historical talks, within a secular and cultural framework.

• Lapis Certa, a science label: it will date the speakers’ work and make it citable (public charter, a DOI for each contribution, open licence, ORCID identifier).
• Lapis Sound, a music label: it supports the artists who bring the festival to life (standard contracts, ISRC codes, digital distribution).

Provisional names: nothing has been registered yet.