Using this work
Take it. You don't need permission.
Everything on this site exists to be spread. If you have an audience and you think this is worth their time, use it — you do not need to ask, you do not owe anything, and there is nothing to sign.
What you may do
- Republish it — whole or in part, on your own site, newsletter or channel.
- Translate it — into Urdu, Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashto, Balochi, or any other language.
- Film it — read it aloud, script a video from it, use the diagrams on screen.
- Teach from it — in a classroom, a study circle, a training programme.
- Say you agree with it — and tell people to read it. That is the most useful thing anyone can do.
No fee. No exclusivity. No approval process. You do not need to be aligned with us on anything else.
Two conditions
1. Link to the original. Not because of credit — because if we get something wrong, we correct it at the original address. A copy that isn't linked can't be corrected, and a wrong number with our name on it outlives the article.
2. Don't present yourself as the Institute. Say you agree with it, say you're sharing it, say you're building on it. Just don't publish as us. Endorsement and authorship are different things, and keeping them separate protects both of us.
What we will not do
- We will not ask for editorial control over your work. Your video is yours. We don't approve scripts, we don't need to see it first, we don't get a veto.
- We will not give editorial control over ours. The articles are written to one standard and revised only by us. That is what makes them worth citing.
- We will not claim your audience. No mailing list handover, no co-branding, no joint entity.
- We will not do this exclusively. The same material is offered to everyone, including people who disagree with each other. That is deliberate.
If you want more than the article
There is usually a version that is easier to use than the web page:
- A script version written for narration, with on-screen cues.
- The diagrams as standalone images, sized for video.
- Fact cards — the claims with their sources, so you can put a citation on screen.
- The Urdu version, where one exists.
These are being prepared. In the meantime nothing here is gated: every page can be copied, translated, re-recorded or rebuilt as it stands, without asking anyone.
Why it is free
Because the argument only works if it travels. A platform that hoards civic education to build its own audience has already chosen its own growth over the thing it claims to care about. If a hundred people teach this better than we do and never mention us, the project has succeeded.