Media partners help expand the Summit's reach while receiving access to a concentrated audience of creators, civil liberties advocates, attorneys, records users, and rights-focused citizens.
Scheduled access to speakers, organizers, sponsors, and civil rights educators for podcasts, articles, and video features.
Affiliate ticket links or promo codes where appropriate, with clear attribution and disclosed compensation.
Working press access and scheduled interview blocks during the event. Reserved press seating at main-stage sessions.
Co-branded social clips, newsletter features, and promotional swaps that expand both audiences.
Recap content, case-study clips, and education-focused highlights — produced with editorial independence.
Dedicated media room or podcast booth sponsorship available for partners producing on-site content.
Pre-event interviews, on-site podcast recording, sit-downs with faculty, and a branded backdrop you don't have to ship. Media partners get scheduled time and the equipment to use it.
Media inquiries: within 5 business days.
Issued ~30 days before the event. Reserved seating, scheduled interview blocks, and access to the on-site media room.
Media partnerships don't influence speaker selection, session content, or attendee footage. Affiliate compensation, where it exists, is disclosed publicly and follows standard FTC guidance.
Tell us about your outlet, audience, and how you'd like to collaborate. We respond within five business days.
Cover the story from the steps, the lobby, the after-session, or the press scrum. Press credentials get you working access — and the editorial freedom to cover the Summit on your own terms.