Where to use the credit line and logo

Promotional Materials. Use the credit line and credit logo prominently in printed materials (this includes materials prepared by the grantee such as brochures, programs, newsletters, press releases, educational materials and announcements) as well as in films or videos.

Online Materials. Use the credit line or credit logo prominently in online materials (including web sites, blogs, electronically distributed releases, and social media/networking channels) to which your ECC grant contributes. The electronic logo should link to the MCC web site, www.massculturalcouncil.org. Grant recipients may not use logos on surveys.

Exhibition Signage. If there is no printed program for an exhibition, credit can be given through wall text, or a placard placed at the entrance to the exhibit or performance space. This must include the ECC and Mass Cultural Council listed with other major public, private, and corporate sponsors, in proportional order of the size of contribution, or a placard crediting the ECC and Mass Cultural Council, placed at the entrance to the exhibit or performance space.

Educational Materials. Use the credit line or credit logo in educational materials distributed along with any ECC-funded program/exhibition, such as brochures, pamphlets, flyers, etc.

Verbal Credit. When written credit is not applicable, as in the absence of printed materials, verbal credit shall be given prior to performances.

Advertising. Use the credit line and logo in print advertising that is 10 column inches or larger that is placed by a grantee. Any advertising, regardless of size or length, placed by a grantee that credits a specific funding source must also credit the ECC and Mass Cultural Council.