Bring a consulting question
Share a strategy, service, partnership, evidence, or organization challenge that needs clearer choices.
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Tell us what your community is working toward
A useful first note describes the context, the decision or challenge, the people affected, and why this moment matters.
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Describe a joint initiative, working conversation, or research contribution that may benefit from PRG participation.
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Inquiry form
Start with useful context
Describe the situation without including sensitive personal, health, financial, identification, or case information.
PRG reviews the context and uses the contact details you provide to respond when an appropriate next step is available.
What happens next
A clear, respectful first review
Submitting an inquiry does not create a consulting relationship. Any work begins only after written agreement.
- 01
Context review
PRG reads for the decision, people involved, timing, and likely fit.
- 02
Fit conversation
When appropriate, we clarify the question, constraints, and who should be involved next.
- 03
Written next step
Any scope, responsibilities, timing, and commercial terms are documented before work begins.
Useful context
You do not need a finished brief
A few concrete details help make the first exchange more useful.
- The decision, tension, or change your team is facing
- The community members and partners most affected
- What has already been tried or learned
- Any real deadline, constraint, or accessibility need
Working boundaries
Know what belongs in a first inquiry
Clear boundaries protect communities, organizations, and the quality of an initial review.
Useful starting material
- A consequential strategy or operating decision
- A service that needs stronger community fit
- A partnership that needs clearer roles or governance
- An evidence question intended to support learning
Do not send through this form
- Emergency or crisis requests
- Requests for legal, medical, or financial advice
- Sensitive participant or case records
- Passwords, credentials, or confidential datasets
Contact FAQ
Before you send
A few practical answers can help you decide what to include in a first message.
Can I contact PRG before funding is confirmed?
Yes. Explain what remains uncertain, including timing and resources, so fit can be considered realistically.
Should I include participant or client records?
No. Do not send sensitive personal or case information through the general inquiry form.
Can several partner organizations join a first conversation?
Yes, when useful. A smaller group may first clarify the shared question and decision context.
Does submitting the form create a consulting relationship?
No. A relationship begins only after both parties agree to written terms for the work.
Share context without sharing sensitive records
The inquiry form is designed for general business context. Review how PRG handles submitted information before sending.
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