Promotional material

• Promotional text, sample e-mails or social network posts (file)
• Station SME logo (files)
• Email signature banner (file)

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Include:

• Visuals for social networks
• Wallpaper graphics – horizontal (1920 x 900 px)
• Wallpaper graphics – horizontal (1920 x 1080 px)
• Wallpaper graphics- vertical (1080 x 1920 px)

• Massi Mahiou présente la Station SME
• Duchelle présente la Station SME

1. Authorised use

• Illustrations may be used exclusively to promote Station SME or directly related activities (e.g. rally, theme week, information booth, educational workshops).
• They may be used in print or digital media (posters, publications on social networks, presentations, screen displays, etc.)

2. Respect for visual integrity

• Illustrations may not be modified (changing colours, characters, visual elements, etc.).
• Resizing is permitted as long as the proportions are respected and the image does not lose quality.
• No graphic additions may alter or cover an illustration (e.g. emojis, superimposed text, graphic filters).

3. Acknowledgement of source

• If the illustration is used in an educational context (e.g. workshop), the following acknowledgement must appear next to any illustration used: Illustration taken from SME Station.
• If the illustration is used to promote the SME Station, it is not compulsory to mention the source as long as the illustration is only used to promote the MHE Station and the SME Station logo appears.

4. Consistent context

• Illustrations must be used in a respectful, inclusive and caring context, consistent with the values of SME Station.
• They may not be used for commercial or profit-making purposes.

5. Adaptation of the message

• It is possible to add personalised content (school logos, dates of events, local messages), as long as the original meaning of the illustrations is not distorted.

• Promotional video (french and english)
• Promotional video – short version (french and english)
• Video for the student population – (french et english)

In this video series, produced in collaboration with the École nationale de l’humour, comedians take a light-hearted approach to various mental health topics, drawing on their personal experiences.

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This series of 6 video vignettes produced by Station SME was created to talk about mental health without taboos. Participants generously share their stories to inspire and give hope to those going through a difficult time during their college or university studies.

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• Communication and interpersonal relationsphips
• Study-life balancing
• Substance use and addiction
• Depression and fatigue (à venir)
• Émotions and self-awareness
• Self-esteem and self-image
• Life habits
• Bullying and discrimination
• Sexual orientation and gender identity
• Relaxation and mindfullness
• Financial security (à venir)
• Stress and anxiety
• Transition et adaptation to change
• Love life and sexuality
• Sexual violence

Under the slogan ‘It’s not that wild, it’s human nature,’ the campaign highlights the superhuman behaviours that students sometimes adopt during their studies and offers alternatives and tools to help them better cope with stress and anxiety during a term. The campaign also invites the entire campus to join a movement to end the cycle of performance anxiety. Starting in August 2025, higher education institutions are invited to help spread the word about this awareness campaign. To do so, consult the campaign’s digital file or contact Laura Pelletier, campaign coordinator, for more information: [email protected].

Under the slogan “La santé mentale, spotte-la!”, this campaign aims to demystify and de-stigmatize student mental health, and to remind people that it is present everywhere on campus, since it concerns everyone. It highlights situations experienced by students during their studies, the possible impact on their mental health, and suggested actions to remedy the situation. Higher education institutions are invited to help spread this awareness campaign. To do so, consult the campaign’s digital dossier or contact Laura Pelletier, campaign coordinator, for more information: [email protected].