Work with us
What we bring, what we are looking for
Schools, libraries, associations, foundations, local authorities: here, plainly, is what a partnership with us can look like. This page is the front door; two pages then go deeper, depending on whether you teach or represent an organization.
What we bring
- Free, ready-to-use resources on information, digital life, health or rights, needing no special equipment
- Open content (CC BY 4.0) that your organization can adapt to its own audience
- The experience of going multilingual: content already served in 7 languages, including right-to-left Arabic
- Occasional workshops built together with you, free for participants
- An evaluation report for every funded activity, delivered to the funder
- Public recognition of your support, in line with your communication rules
What we are looking for
- Hosts for workshops: schools, libraries, community education organizations
- Funders to scale up work that already exists and can be verified online
- People to help bring the resources to teachers and activity leaders
- Feedback from the field: what works, what is missing, what needs fixing
Three ways to start
Three ways to start
Partnership on the ground
Your organization hosts a workshop or brings our resources into its activities. We build the plan together with you, at your pace.
Offer to host →Financial support
You fund a specific, existing activity. You receive an evaluation report with figures, and your support is recognized publicly, on your terms.
Talk about support →Outreach & press
You help spread the word: the staff room, a newsletter, an article. The press kit has ready-made texts, the logo, and figures.
Open the press kit →Depending on who you are
Depending on who you are
Teachers and activity leaders
Concrete formats for class and workshop use: projected, independent, or on paper. No account, no student data.
Your dedicated page →Partners and funders
What ODERSA brings, what it is looking for, how a partnership unfolds, and our three commitments.
Your dedicated page →Journalists
Ready-to-use descriptions, logos, a fact sheet, verifiable figures, and a direct contact who answers.
The press kit →The first email, concretely
No need for a full proposal: four lines are enough to start a real conversation.
- Who you are: your organization, your role, your region
- Your audience: who you serve, in what setting, in what language
- What you have in mind: a workshop, outreach, an adaptation, support, even a rough idea
- Your timeline: what is urgent, what can wait
What you come away with
- A direct contact who replies, no switchboard, no form
- A written report on every activity run together: what was done, counted, and learned
- Recountable figures to cite in your own reports, with their proof addresses
First contact by email, answered by a real person. No form, no cold outreach: you write, we reply. And if you would rather check us out before writing, everything is here: the figures can be recounted, the method is documented, and the legal record can be checked in the public registers.