Unacceptable Content Policy for Design Submissions

Our mission is to Inspire positive action with creative assets, fact-based narratives, and opportunities for real engagement. We aim to build a welcoming and inclusive environment, therefore we will not accept any design that contains or promotes the following:

• Hate Speech or Racism: Any content that demeans, stereotypes, or promotes hate or discrimination against individuals or groups based on race, ethnicity, nationality, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability.

• Sexual Content or Nudity: Including explicit depictions of nudity, sexual acts, or suggestive poses — even if artistic — that are not appropriate for a general or child-friendly audience.

• Violence or Gore: Graphic violence, depictions of blood, weapons in use, abuse, cruelty to humans or animals, or imagery that glorifies harm or aggression.

• Degrading or Targeting Individuals: Designs that mock, bully, or humiliate specific people — public or private individuals — or spreads false or malicious claims.

• Profanity or Obscene Language: Includes explicit words, vulgar gestures, or suggestive/inappropriate text within the design.

• Drug or Alcohol Imagery: Designs showing drug use, paraphernalia, underage drinking, smoking, or glamorization of substance abuse.

• Self-Harm or Suicide Themes: Any portrayal or romanticization of self-harm, suicide, or other mental health crises without context that promotes healing or awareness (note: we prioritize safety over artistic exploration in this venue).

• Terrorism or Criminal Activity: Symbols, slogans, or imagery related to extremist groups, illegal activity, or criminal glorification.

• Graphic Political or Religious Propaganda: While thoughtful commentary is valuable, extreme or divisive content that is likely to alienate, provoke, or incite is not allowed.

• Sensitive or Traumatizing Themes: This includes child endangerment, sexual violence, domestic abuse, or other content that could be distressing to viewers, particularly young ones.