American Diabetes Month Social Media Toolkit: Terms and Conditions

As we celebrate American Diabetes Month in November, it's essential to understand the terms and conditions for using our social media toolkit. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (Academy) has established guidelines to ensure that all users respect their intellectual property and branding.

Unauthorized Use Strictly Prohibited

The Academy's trademarks, including 'American Diabetes Month,' are strictly protected by law. Unauthorized use of the mark, theme, graphics, or assets is prohibited, and any violators may face legal action.

Responsible Messaging

To participate in our social media campaign, you must adhere to official themes and science-based nutrition information. Any messaging that diverges from these guidelines will not be tolerated.

Graphic and Asset Guidelines

The Academy's graphics, themes, and assets are copyrighted and cannot be altered or used without permission. You may not add elements, crop out graphical elements, or alter the designs in any way.

Academy Logo and Trademark Requirements

When using the 'American Diabetes Month' mark, you must include the registered trademark symbol (®) after the words to indicate its registration status. The Academy logo cannot be used without explicit permission from the Academy.

Campaign History and Importance

American Diabetes Month started in 1973 as a week-long observance and became a month-long event in 1980 to emphasize the growing interest in nutrition. The Academy's annual campaign focuses on promoting informed food choices, developing sound eating habits, and encouraging physical activity.

By respecting these terms and conditions, we can work together to raise awareness about diabetes prevention and management during American Diabetes Month.

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