For Partners, Volunteers, and Designers
Brand Kit
Making a poster, a post, or an event page with us? Here are our logos, colours, and fonts, and how we like to talk about bullying.
Logos
PNG files with transparent backgrounds. The checkered backgrounds below show where a logo is see-through.






Clear Space and Size
Give the logo room to breathe. Keep empty space around it of at least the height of the letter B in “BullyingCanada,” on all sides. No text, images, or edges inside that space.

Below those sizes, the tagline can't be read.
Please Don't
- Stretch, squash, or tilt the logo. Resize it from a corner so it keeps its shape.
- Recolour it, or swap the blue and red.
- Add shadows, outlines, glows, or other effects.
- Place it on a busy photo or pattern. Use a plain area, or the white logo on a solid dark colour.
- Rebuild the logo, or retype the name in another font.
Colours
Navy and red come straight from the logo. Tap a value to copy it.
The blue in our logo. Links, buttons, and accents.
With white text: 7.3:1 · AAA
The red in our logo. Donate buttons, the help bar, and calls to action.
With white text: 8.3:1 · AAA
Headings and dark bands.
With white text: 13.2:1 · AAA
Accents on the 20-year badge only. Never use it for text on white.
With dark text: 6.3:1 · AA
Backgrounds, and text on navy or red.
With dark text: 16.8:1 · AAA
Typography
Both fonts are free from Google Fonts.
Headings
Aa
Oswald
Giving Bullied Kids a Brighter Future
MediumSemiboldBold
Use it for headings and short labels, in semibold or bold.
Get OswaldBody Text
Aa
Atkinson Hyperlegible
Il1 O0 B8. Every letter is easy to tell apart.
RegularItalicBold
Use it for everything people read at length. The Braille Institute designed it for readers with low vision.
Get Atkinson HyperlegibleThe 20 Years Badge
BullyingCanada turns 20 on 17 December 2026. Use the badge on materials for 2026 and 2027, then retire it.
- Place it next to the logo, never in place of it, and never merged into it.
- Keep it big enough for “Years of Impact” to be read, about 1 inch or 96 pixels across at the smallest.
- It's an SVG, so it stays sharp at any size.
How We Talk
Warm and Direct
Talk to a bullied kid the way a kind adult would: plain words, short sentences, no jargon.
Never Graphic About Harm
Say that bullying hurts, but don't describe injuries, self-harm, or how anyone was hurt.
Always End With Where to Get Help
Call or text BullyingCanada at (877) 352-4497, any time, or call 911 in an emergency.
Name Only Our Own Lifeline
Don't send readers to other helplines in materials that carry our name.