Permissions & Collaborations

Original Intellectual Authorship

The ideas, language, frameworks, and visual materials shared on this website are part of an evolving body of work authored by Marie Fe del Rosario.

They are offered publicly in the spirit of:

• thoughtful exchange

• cultural contribution

• and the advancement of meaning-driven design and experience.

At the same time, this work represents original intellectual authorship developed through years of practice across capital campaigns, cultural initiatives, and large-scale institutional storytelling.

This page outlines how the work may be referenced, shared, or extended with care and integrity.

Quotation & Editorial Citation

Brief quotations for:

• editorial writing

• academic reference

• media coverage

• or critical discussion

are warmly welcomed when accompanied by clear and visible attribution to:

Marie Fe del Rosario

and, where appropriate, a link to this website (mariefe.com).

Faithful citation sustains the shared ecology of ideas in which thoughtful work can circulate with integrity.

Educational & Non-Commercial Use

Educators, students, and cultural practitioners may reference selected concepts or excerpts for non-commercial learning purposes, provided that:

• attribution is clearly given

• the material is not altered in a way that misrepresents its meaning

• and no proprietary framework is reproduced in full.

When in doubt, a brief note of inquiry is always welcome.

Commercial Use, Adaptation & Licensing

Use of this work for:

• consulting services

• commercial programming

• derivative frameworks or methodologies

• branded experiences

• or revenue-generating activity

requires prior written permission.

In some cases, formal licensing, collaboration, or co-development may be possible.

Such conversations are approached with care to ensure that:

• intellectual authorship is respected

• intent and context remain intact

• and the resulting work reflects genuine alignment.

Collaborative Possibilities

From time to time, selected partnerships may be considered with:

• cultural and educational institutions

• mission-driven organizations

• major civic or philanthropic initiatives

• and visionary leaders shaping meaningful public work.

These engagements typically take the form of:

• strategic advisory

• narrative and experience architecture

• co-created programs or retreats

• or licensed methodological frameworks.

All collaborations are highly intentional and limited in number, to preserve depth, presence, and integrity of practice.

A Note on Authorship

In an era of rapid replication and acceleration, authorship is less about ownership alone and more about stewardship of meaning.

The hope is that this body of work contributes—quietly but enduringly—to more thoughtful cultural, institutional, and human experiences.

Inquiries

For permissions, licensing, citation questions, or potential collaborations:

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