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Guidelines on using the logo correctly
The European Journalism Centre logo reflects the history of our organisation and the diversity of the work we do.
We make use of the font Manrope. Manrope is a sans-serif font family designed by Mikhail Sharanda. The font features a clean and modern design. Manrope ensures readability across different screen sizes and resolutions, making it a perfect font choice for digital and printed materials.
The symbol of the EJC communicates simplicity and sophistication, it is recognisable and easy to remember true to its clean lines, simple shapes, and its limited colour palette. The logo can be used on all communication platforms and materials.
The preferred use of the logo is the full-colour version with the stacked black typography (see Master Logo).
It's preferred to use the Centre's logo in colour with the black typography
White type - use for dark backgrounds
Stacked, white type for dark backgrounds
Stacked, black type for bright backgrounds
Horizontal, black type for bright backgrounds
Horizontal, white type for dark backgrounds
Horizontal, black type for bright backgrounds
Horizontal, white type for dark backgrounds