Membership Requirement Update

January 21, 2014

In 2013, the board and staff of the Equality Federation completed an exciting branding process to reinvigorate and reenergize our brand, message and story.  During this process, we modified our logo, updating it with bright new colors that have been integrated into all of our communications.

Our "member in good standing policy" requires that members include our logo on their websites with a link to us (www.equalityfederation.org). We're asking all of our members to show their pride and support for the Federation by updating the logo on their sites.

Click here to download the new Federation logo in JPG version.
(The JPG version of the logo has a white background.)

Click here to download the new Federation logo in PNG version.
(The PNG version of the logo has a transparent background.)

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