Mass Humanities grant funded projects are required to carry the appropriate logo on all printed material (including websites).  Failure to comply with Mass Humanities’ publicity guidelines could result in future grant ineligibility. Various formats, eps and jpg, are available to download below.

Choose your desired format and download the file. Windows users: Click your right mouse button. A pop-up box appears. Macintosh users: Click and hold the mouse button until the pop-up box appears.  Save the image to your hard drive by selecting the "save Image as" option. You can accept the current file name or rename the file. Formats provided are jpg and eps files. Please read the logo usage instructions below.  

MASS HUMANITIES LOGO
Mass Humanities Logo Guidelines (MUST READ)
Files
Logo with tagline	jpg	eps
black and white
grayscale
knockout
cmyk
rgb
pms coated
pms uncoated
Logo without tagline	jpg	eps
black and white
grayscale
knockout
cmyk
rgb
pms coated
pms uncoated

Linking To Us From Your Website:
Please consider using one of the graphic links provided below. Whether you use one of these or prepare your own graphic following our guidelines, please direct people to: http://www.masshumanities.org rather than to a particular screen. This link will not change and is the best entry for new visitors.
For the logo above, copy the appropriate html code below and paste into your source code to include these links on your website. Large button on left (includes the tagline): <a href="http://www.masshumanities.org"><img src="http://www.masshumanities.org/images/logo/MH_logo_with_tag-192.jpg" width=192 height=61 alt="Mass Humanities “A Commonwealth of Ideas" border="0" /></a> Large button on right: <a href="http://www.masshumanities.org"><img src="http://www.masshumanities.org/images/logo/MH_logo-192.jpg" width=192 height=56 alt="Mass Humanities “A Commonwealth of Ideas" border="0" /></a>
For either logo above, copy the html code below and paste into your source code to include these links on your website. Large Button on left (orange): <a href="http://www.masshumanities.org"><img src="http://www.masshumanities.org/images/logo/MH_logo_with_tag-ko-orange-220.jpg" width=230 height=80 alt="Mass Humanities “A Commonwealth of Ideas" border="0" /></a> Large Button on right (blue): <a href="http://www.masshumanities.org"><img src="http://www.masshumanities.org/images/logo/MH_logo_with_tag-ko-blue-220.jpg" width=230 height=80 alt="Mass Humanities “A Commonwealth of Ideas" border="0" /></a>
The small logo without the tagline above is the smallest size allowed on websites. Copy the html code below and paste into your source code to include these links on your website. Small Button: <a href="http://www.masshumanities.org"><img src="http://www.masshumanities.org/images/mfhlogosm.jpg" width=120 height=35 alt="Mass Humanities “A Commonwealth of Ideas" border="0" /></a>

The Mass Humanities logo must appear on all publicity materials associated with your funded project. 

Do not attempt to recreate, distort or modify.

There are two lockups available for use. One with the tag line and one without.

Minimum Scale of Logo
When printed, the logo with the tag line should not be less than 1.75 inches in width and no less than 1 inch in width without the tag line.
When displayed online, the logo with the tag line should not be less than 175 pixels in width and no less than 90 pixels in width without the tag line.

All words and images used above or below the logo should maintain the distance of the proportional height of the "m" in "mass".

All words and images used to the left or right of the logo should maintain the distance of the proportional width of the "ss" in "mass".

These distances are referred to as the "clear zone."

Using the knockout logo, the acceptable background color choices are:

"This program is funded in part by Mass Humanities."

If you have room, please use:

"This program is funded in part by Mass Humanities, which receives support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and is an affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities."