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The Ponce Project
Last Updated: October 17, 2026
The Ponce Project (“we,” “us,” or “our”) uses cookies and similar technologies on https://theponceproject.org/ (the “Website”) to support its operation, improve functionality, understand how visitors interact with its content, and facilitate access to services provided by third parties.
This Cookie Policy explains what cookies are, how they may be used on our Website, how third-party technologies may operate when you visit or interact with our content, and how you can manage your preferences.
This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy, which explains how we collect, use, disclose, and protect personal information.
Cookies are small text files that a website may store on your device when you visit it. They can help a website remember information about your visit, maintain certain functions, and recognize your browser during subsequent visits.
We may also use technologies that perform similar functions, including:
Local storage and session storage: Technologies that allow information to be stored in your browser.
Pixels and tracking tags: Small elements that may measure visits, interactions, or the effectiveness of communications.
Scripts and software development tools: Code that enables website functionality or communicates with external services.
Embedded content technologies: Technologies used to display content hosted by other providers, such as videos, audio recordings, ticketing services, or donation platforms.
These technologies do not all operate in the same way, and not every technology necessarily stores a cookie on your device.
Depending on the Website’s configuration and the services enabled, cookies and similar technologies may fall into the following categories.
3.1. Strictly Necessary Cookies
These technologies may be required for the Website to function properly or to provide a service you have specifically requested.
They may support functions such as:
Loading and navigating the Website.
Maintaining security and preventing fraudulent activity.
Processing form submissions.
Managing technical sessions where necessary.
Supporting load balancing and website infrastructure.
Remembering privacy or consent choices, where a consent management tool is implemented.
Strictly necessary technologies are not intended to be used for advertising purposes. Where applicable law permits, they may operate without consent because they are necessary to provide the requested service.
3.2. Functional Cookies
Functional cookies and similar technologies may enable additional features or remember choices you make, such as language preferences or other website settings.
They may also support certain interactive features or external services.
Their use depends on the Website’s actual configuration. Where consent is legally required, these technologies should not be activated until the appropriate consent has been obtained.
3.3. Analytics and Performance Technologies
Analytics technologies may help website operators understand how visitors use a website, including which pages receive visits, how users navigate between pages, and whether technical errors occur.
If enabled, these technologies may collect information such as:
Pages visited and interactions with website content.
Approximate geographic information derived from technical data.
Browser and device characteristics.
Referral sources.
Session duration and website performance information.
Identifiers associated with a browser or device.
We have not independently confirmed a complete list of analytics tools or analytics cookies currently operating on this Website. Therefore, this policy does not represent that a specific analytics provider is installed or active.
If analytics technologies are used, we will identify them in the applicable cookie information where required by law and will obtain consent when legally necessary.
3.4. Advertising and Marketing Technologies
Advertising technologies may be used to measure advertising effectiveness, recognize visitors across services, or deliver targeted advertising.
Examples of such technologies include advertising pixels, marketing tags, and advertising-related cookies.
We have not independently verified that advertising or cross-site tracking technologies are currently active on this Website. Accordingly, we do not represent that any particular advertising platform or tracking pixel is installed.
If such technologies are introduced, we will assess the applicable legal requirements, update this policy as necessary, and provide any consent or opt-out mechanisms required by applicable law.
3.5. Embedded Audio, Video, and Other External Content
The Website provides information about concerts, competitions, recordings, and other cultural activities. It may also include links to, or integrations with, external content and services.
Depending on the pages visited and the integrations enabled, third-party services may include video or audio hosting, social media content, ticketing platforms, payment processors, donation services, or other external providers.
When you access content hosted by a third party, that provider may receive technical information, set cookies, or use similar technologies in accordance with its own privacy and cookie policies.
A link to an external website does not, by itself, establish that the external provider places cookies on your device. The actual behavior depends on whether the external service is embedded, loaded, or accessed and on its configuration.
We have not verified every embedded-content integration or its associated cookies on this Website. Please consult the relevant provider’s privacy and cookie documentation before using its services.
First-party technologies are set or controlled by the Website’s domain or its operator.
Third-party technologies are provided by another company or service and may be activated when external content, functionality, or services are loaded.
Third parties may process technical information under their own terms and policies. Depending on the service and applicable law, this processing may involve disclosures of personal information or the use of identifiers for analytics, functionality, security, or marketing.
We do not claim to have identified every third-party technology that may operate on every page or under every browser configuration. The actual technologies in use must be verified through technical testing.
Cookies may be session-based or persistent.
Session cookies generally expire when you close your browser or when the relevant session ends.
Persistent cookies remain on your device for a specified period or until they are deleted.
The duration of a cookie depends on its provider, purpose, and configuration. Information stored in local storage or through other technologies may have different retention periods.
At the time of publication, we have not independently confirmed a complete inventory of cookies, their exact names, providers, purposes, or expiration periods on this Website. We therefore do not publish unverified cookie names or retention periods as established facts.
Where applicable, a cookie inventory or consent interface should identify each verified cookie or technology, its provider, its purpose, its category, and its duration.
Where required by applicable law, nonessential cookies and similar technologies should be activated only after the visitor has provided the appropriate consent.
If a cookie consent or preference management tool is implemented on the Website, it should allow visitors to review available categories, accept or reject nonessential technologies, and modify their choices later.
Strictly necessary technologies may remain active when they are required for the Website or a service specifically requested by the visitor, subject to applicable law.
We have not independently confirmed the presence, configuration, or operation of a cookie consent management tool on the current Website. Visitors should not assume that a consent banner or preference center is active unless it is actually available on the Website.
If no preference tool is available, visitors can manage cookies through their browser settings. Browser-level controls may not provide the same level of choice as a properly configured consent management tool.
Where required by applicable law, we will provide mechanisms to withdraw consent or exercise applicable privacy rights.
Most browsers allow users to view, block, restrict, or delete cookies through their settings.
Depending on the browser, you may be able to:
Block cookies from all websites or selected websites.
Delete existing cookies.
Restrict third-party cookies.
Receive notifications when a website attempts to store a cookie.
Clear website data, including certain local storage information.
Please note that blocking or deleting certain cookies may affect website functionality, including preferences, forms, or other interactive features.
Browser controls do not necessarily prevent all forms of tracking. For example, some technologies may operate without storing conventional cookies.
For further instructions, consult the official support documentation for your browser.
The Website is operated in connection with activities based in Texas, United States. Our use of cookies and similar technologies is subject to applicable federal and state laws.
The United States does not have a single, comprehensive federal law that governs every website cookie in every circumstance. Depending on the technology and activity involved, federal laws concerning communications, consumer protection, and other regulated activities may apply.
Texas law may also apply to the processing of personal data, including certain information collected through cookies or similar technologies, where the relevant legal requirements are met.
The applicability of the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act and other state privacy laws depends on factors such as the nature of the organization, the type of information processed, statutory exemptions, and the circumstances of the processing.
We will assess the laws applicable to our organization and activities and provide required disclosures, consent mechanisms, or opt-out methods where applicable.
This policy is not intended to claim that every cookie requires consent under every U.S. law or that every privacy statute applies to every visitor or activity.
Some browsers and devices offer privacy signals intended to communicate a user’s tracking preferences, including Global Privacy Control (GPC).
The legal effect of these signals depends on the applicable law, the nature of the request, and the organization’s obligations.
We have not independently verified whether the Website currently detects or responds to GPC or other browser-based privacy signals.
Where applicable law requires us to recognize a particular opt-out preference signal, we will implement and honor it as required.
A browser’s Do Not Track setting should not be assumed to disable all cookies or tracking technologies.
The Website may direct visitors to third-party websites or services, including ticketing, payment, donation, media, or other platforms.
When you leave our Website or interact with an externally hosted service, that service’s own terms, privacy policy, and cookie policy may apply.
We do not control the cookie practices or technical configurations of independent third-party websites. We encourage you to review their policies before providing information or completing transactions.
Please see our Third-Party Services and External Links Policy and our Privacy Policy for additional information about external services and personal information.
The Website may publish information about competitions and cultural activities involving young performers. However, the presence of such information does not establish that the Website intentionally uses cookies to profile children or to deliver targeted advertising to them.
We have not independently verified whether any cookie or tracking technology on the Website collects information from children.
We will assess the applicable requirements relating to children’s information and will not knowingly use tracking technologies in a manner prohibited by applicable law.
Parents and guardians should contact us if they have questions about children’s information or the technologies used on the Website.
We may update this Cookie Policy when our Website changes, when we introduce or discontinue technologies, or when applicable legal requirements change.
The revised policy will be published on this page with an updated “Last Updated” date.
Where required by law, we will obtain new consent or provide additional notice before implementing material changes to the use of nonessential cookies or similar technologies.
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or the use of cookies and similar technologies on our Website, please contact:
The Ponce Project
Email: contacto@theponceproject.org
Phone: +1 (832) 647-8730
Website: https://theponceproject.org/
This Cookie Policy should be read together with the following policies, where published:
Privacy Policy: Explains how personal information is collected, used, disclosed, and protected.
Terms and Conditions of Use: Governs the use of the Website.
Third-Party Services and External Links Policy: Explains the role of external platforms and services.
These policies address different subjects and should remain consistent with the Website’s actual technical configuration and operating practices.