Polyfonia Logo Design Competition
Overview
Polyfonia, “The International Network of Democratic and Community-based Relational Practice” (formerly INDTC – The International Network for Democratic Therapeutic Communities), is launching as an international charity dedicated to connecting and promoting democratic, community-based relational practices in mental health. We are seeking an original logo that embodies our mission to foster a global network of diverse voices, creativity and inclusive collaboration across the world.
Design guideline
Theme: The logo should reflect Polyfonia’s core values: inclusiveness, diversity, connection and democratic relational practice in mental health.
Style: Modern, simple and versatile for use in digital and print media.
Elements: Consider incorporating symbols of diversity, global unity, community or polyphony (multiplicity of voices or perspectives, both within an individual and in a group). Avoid overly complex designs.
Colors: Use a palette that conveys safety, warmth, openness and inclusiveness. Ensure accessibility for diverse audiences.
Text: Include “Polyfonia” in the design.
Optional: Incorporate the tagline “The International Network of Democratic and Community-based Relational Practice.”
Format: Submit designs in vector format (eg .AI, .EPS, .SVG) with a high-resolution PNG or JPEG preview.
Submission details
Deadline: 31 January 2026, 23:59 (UK).
Submission: Email entries to info@polyfonia.org with subject “Polyfonia Logo Competition.”
Eligibility: Open to all, including individuals and organizations worldwide.
Winner Announcement: 28 February 2026
Prizes
– Free individual annual membership (2026)
– An English-language book written by a member of our Board of Directors
– Recognition as the official logo designer for Polyfonia
Additional Notes
Designs must be original work and not infringe on existing trademarks or copyrights.
The winning design will be used across Polyfonia’s website, events, and promotional materials.
We encourage submissions that reflect the global and inclusive spirit of Polyfonia, amplifying voices from diverse regions.