18/07/2026
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The Commission on Higher Education โ Cordillera Administrative Region (CHED-CAR) invites all creative individuals to participate in the CHANGE (Cordillera Higher Education Advocates' Network for Gender Equality) Logo Design Contest!
Design a logo that represents gender equality, inclusivity, diversity, collaboration, and transformative leadership in the Cordillera Administrative Region.
๐ Who Can Join?
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Students
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Faculty Members
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Non-Teaching Personnel
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Alumni of HEIs
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Professional Artists & Graphic Designers
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General Public
๐ Prizes
Champion โ โฑ5,000.00, Certificate of Recognition, and Token
Five (5) Runners-up โ โฑ1,000.00 each, Certificate of Recognition, and Token
All participants will receive a Certificate of Participation.
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Important Dates
Launch of Contest: July 8, 2026
Submission Deadline: July 24, 2026
Evaluation: July 27โ29, 2026
Announcement of Winner: July 30, 2026 during the 1st CHANGE Webinar Series
๐ค Submission
Email your entries to: [email protected]
with the subject line: CHANGE Logo Design contest - [Name of Participant]
Contest Guidelines
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The logo must be original and must not have been previously published, used, or submitted in any other contest. (Generated wholly or partially using artificial intelligence (AI) is not allowed)
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It should embody the ideals of gender equality, inclusivity, diversity, collaboration, and empowerment.
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Entries may be created using digital or traditional media (traditional artworks must be submitted in high-resolution digital format).
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The design must be submitted in high-resolution JPEG/PNG and an editable/vector file (AI, EPS, SVG, or PSD, if available).
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Participants must include a brief concept or rationale (approximately 100โ200 words) explaining the meaning and symbolism of their logo.
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By joining the contest, participants agree that the winning entry shall become the official property of CHED-CAR, with the organization retaining the rights to use, reproduce, modify, and publish the logo for official purposes.
Let your creativity become the symbol of a more inclusive and gender-responsive higher education community.