Visual Representations and Prominent Display Sample Clauses
Visual Representations and Prominent Display. Recipients shall identify their programs, projects, or initiatives, and their members or volunteers, through the use of visual representations, including: logos; insignias; written acknowledgements, publications and other written materials; websites and social media platforms; and service gear such as clothing. All visual representations must follow current AmeriCorps branding guidelines, which include proper logo use and cobranding requirements. To provide recipients technical assistance in ensuring compliance with proper logo use and cobranding requirements, AmeriCorps provides brand guidelines, to which recipients and subrecipients should refer and follow. The brand guidelines are available at Communication resources | AmeriCorps. All recipient and subrecipient websites and social media communications shall clearly state, as appropriate, that they are an AmeriCorps recipient or funded by a grant from AmeriCorps and shall prominently display the AmeriCorps or AmeriCorps Seniors logo. Logo graphics should be embedded with a link back to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ home page (referral link) or to an AmeriCorps program- specific web page at ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇. Recipients and subrecipients shall prominently display the AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps Seniors, or appropriate AmeriCorps Day of Service name and logo on all service gear and public materials, in accordance with AmeriCorps’ requirements. Public materials are defined in the branding toolkit.
Visual Representations and Prominent Display. Recipients shall identify their programs, projects, or initiatives, and their members or volunteers, through the use of visual representations, including: logos; insignias; written acknowledgements, publications and other written materials; websites and social media platforms; and service gear such as clothing. All visual representations must follow current AmeriCorps branding guidelines, which include proper logo use and cobranding requirements. To provide recipients technical assistance in ensuring compliance with proper logo use and cobranding requirements, AmeriCorps provides brand guidelines, to which recipients and subrecipients should refer and follow. The brand guidelines are available at ▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/▇▇▇▇▇- resources. All recipient and subrecipient websites and social media communications shall clearly state, as appropriate, that they are an AmeriCorps recipient or funded by a grant from AmeriCorps, and shall prominently display the AmeriCorps or AmeriCorps Seniors logo. Recipients and subrecipients shall prominently display the AmeriCorps, AmeriCorps Seniors, or appropriate AmeriCorps Day of Service name and logo on all service gear and public materials, in accordance with AmeriCorps’ requirements. Public materials are defined in the branding toolkit.
Visual Representations and Prominent Display. Sponsors shall identify their programs, projects, or initiatives, and their members, through the use of visual representations, including logos; insignias; written acknowledgements, publications, and other written materials; websites and social media platforms; and service gear, such as clothing. All visual representations must follow current AmeriCorps branding guidelines, which include proper logo use and cobranding requirements. To provide Sponsors technical assistance in ensuring compliance with proper logo use and cobranding requirements, AmeriCorps provides brand guidelines, to which Sponsors and sites should refer and follow. The brand guidelines are available at ▇▇▇▇▇://▇▇▇.▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇/newsroom/communication-resources. All Sponsor and site websites and social media communications referencing the project shall clearly state, as appropriate, that they are an AmeriCorps partner or funded by a grant from AmeriCorps and shall prominently display the AmeriCorps logo. Sponsors and sites shall prominently display the AmeriCorps name and logo on all service gear and public materials, in accordance with AmeriCorps’ requirements. Public materials are defined in the branding toolkit.