Ethics and Conflicts of Interest Policy

The Courtney Jordan Foundation works with people at moments of real need. Our ethics begin with their dignity.

Dignity and consent

We tell the stories of the people we work with only with their informed consent, in their own words wherever possible, and never in ways that diminish them. Children are photographed and named only with the consent of a parent or guardian, and we may withhold names or locations to protect anyone’s safety or privacy.

Conflicts of interest

The Foundation’s leaders include people who also hold roles with Neyius, the family office equity firm that manages Courtney Jordan’s holdings and investments, and with affiliated companies such as Neyius Energy. These relationships are listed openly on our Leadership page. When content concerns Neyius or an affiliated business, we disclose the relationship in the article. Authors declare any personal or financial interest in the subject they write about.

Gifts and hospitality

Staff do not accept gifts, payments or hospitality that could influence, or appear to influence, editorial or programme decisions.

Partnerships

Partners do not purchase coverage or approve articles before publication. Partnerships are described accurately and acknowledged where relevant.

Raising a concern

Concerns about the conduct of the Foundation or its staff can be raised confidentially by writing to info@courtneyjordanfoundation.org with the subject line “Ethics”.

Last reviewed 6 November 2026.