Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council is asking members of the local community, young and old, to help inspire the new visual look of the Council’s upcoming Good Relations advertising campaign by expressing what Good Relations means to them.
Launched to mark Good Relations Week 2021, the new advertising campaign will run in early 2022. Over the next number of weeks, the public are urged to submit their creative ideas, stories, artwork or snappy straplines with some of the best concepts being incorporated into the final advertising campaign.
Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, Councillor Richard Holmes said: “This is a fantastic project to kick off Good Relations Week and one that I am encouraging everyone to get involved with. Good Relations Week is about collaboration and creating a united vision and we want to work with our communities to find out what good relations means to them.
“We’re fortunate to live in such an iconic and beautiful part of the world, and we want to celebrate this.
“The project aims to promote the best aspects of the borough and encourage positive relations between the diverse groupings that call this place home”
“The local community is central to the success of Good Relations in the borough so what better way to recognise this than to showcase the creative ideas of our residents.”
Entries can be in any medium including paint, pencil, collage, image, and/or a statement or poem of up to 100 words, which must be sent to goodrelations@rumourmillcomms.com by Friday 5th November at 12noon.
Enquiries about the competition and any queries can also be directed to Sara at this address.
The winners will have their submission inspire this year’s final advertising campaign, while they will also enjoy afternoon tea with the Mayor and a Council goodie bag.
This project has received support from The Executive Office as part of the District Councils Good Relations Programme.
Terms and conditions
Medium can be artist’s choice e.g., paint, charcoal, collage, image, or a 100-word max written submission or poem etc.
Each entrant can submit only one piece of inspiration
Entrants to complete the sentence and submit with their entry: ‘To me, Good Relations means……….’
All pieces of creative are to be accompanied by name and age of entrant and submitted with the declaration: “I declare this piece of artwork/creative is my work ……………………… (Name) …………..(Date)”. If submitted by a child under 16 – this must be completed by a partner or guardian.
Size of the artwork doesn’t matter, but file sent should be 1 mgb – 5 mgb in size and provided as a jpg or png file
Artwork to be submitted before Friday 5th November 2021 at 12noon.
Copyright for all entries will remain with the respective entrants.
The artist/ author should agree, unconditionally, that the artwork/ writing submitted may be exhibited and that Causeway Coast & Glens Borough Council and delivery partners may reproduce any of the images/content for the purposes of promotion, marketing, discussion, and education.
The artist/ author will be credited for the use of their work.
There is no guarantee that any submitted piece will be used. Some pieces submitted may be used in part or in collaboration with other entries.
