Support the work

Fund a unit, not a pitch deck.

We don't sell findings or access. What you can fund is bounded, public-good work with your name on the acknowledgment line — and the same published result everyone else gets.

Sponsorable units

Three ways in, each with a hard edge.

Bounded scope, bounded budget, in writing. The bands are introductory and stated in the open — we’d rather you know before you email.

$10K–$40K

Sponsor a plain-language explainer

Underwrite one explainer from sourcing through human verification and open CC-BY publication.

The explainer publishes openly, with sponsorship acknowledged and zero editorial input — that's in writing.
$10K–$25K

Fund a record increment

Extend the open incident record — new verified rows, deeper sourcing, a new sector coded.

The data stays public, dated, and citable. Funders are listed; findings aren't for sale.
$5K–$20K introductory

Sponsor an immersive scenario

Underwrite a crisis tabletop — an anti-satellite (ASAT) strike, a debris cascade, a GPS-denial event — for a delegation, committee staff, or an allied training cohort that couldn't otherwise budget it.

The room keeps its after-action record; the scenario joins the open catalogue, free for everyone who comes next.
The independence terms

What sponsors get — and don’t.

Sponsors receive

  • Public acknowledgment on the funded artifact
  • A bounded scope, timeline, and budget in writing
  • The same report everyone gets — published openly

Sponsors don’t receive

  • Editorial influence over findings, framing, or sources
  • Early or exclusive access to results
  • Advocacy on your behalf — we don't take positions
Start the conversation

One email. A human answers.

Tell us what you’re trying to fund or fix. If we’re not the right lab for it, we’ll say so and point you somewhere better.

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A line we keep in writing

Diplo Space, Inc. is a neutral, public-interest research and education lab. It uses open-source and public-domain data to translate space-governance regimes into navigable scenarios and exercises for non-specialist officials. It takes no policy positions, accepts no foreign-government funding, and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State, the Department of War, or any government agency.