Available to buy from our Shop, this year limited edition of Do the right thing book contains not only the 100 best posters selected by our Live Jury but also an overview of our 2 campaigns to support Ukraine and Iranians. Designed by Bertrand Nicolle and  written by Will Georgi. The book is published in a catalogue in 4 languages, printed in 4 colors offset, 180 x 180 mm, on White Rough 140 g/m2  paper. Its cover is a 350 g/m2 Natural Chocolate Silk Screen printed. 

Do The Right Thing Paris exhibition will be hosted at Espace Panthea, showcasing 100 best posters selected amongst over 6000 entries. 
More exhibitions across the world will take place in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Brazil, Colombia, Cyprus, Ecuador, Italy, Morocco,  Mexico, Tunisia, Turkey and USA in coming weeks. We will update regularly the event page of our website. 

The Catalogue of "Do The Right Thing"
The 100 best posters of our 12th edition "Do The Right Thing" are published in an original catalogue to be released on October 12th, the opening day in 4 languages. A pre-order page will be available soon on our website. 

Host "Do the right thing" exhibition in your city!
If you're a school, an institution, a designer, a NGO, or if you'd simply like to hold the exhibition in your city, we'd love to hear from you. We'll provide the files and help you to set up an exhibition. Drop us an email to info@posterfortomorrow.org.

Many thanks to our partners, supports and volunteers that make this edition happen!
Thanks also to © Tetiana Korniichuk for the visual.

Read this press release in other languages here

We’re sorry that we’ve been so quiet. We send you all our best wishes, and thank you for your patience. While you have been waiting for updates on our poster competition, we have been busy doing (other) right things.
 
The Woman, Life, Freedom movement that started in September 2022 has had a huge impact on many rules and restrictions in Iran. The Iranian government has continued to clamp down violently on any acts of dissent, which it has portrayed as "riots" instigated by foreign enemies. According to local human rights activists, nearly 500 protesters have been killed and over 18500 others detained. Critics say the regime has taken capital punishment to a new level, with several death sentences recently handed down to protesters. Even though the situation in Iran has become tense - and tough - we believe there is still hope.
 
We have been trying to help where we can by working with national and international organisations to provide six young Iranians with medical care in the USA. These young people were in desperate need of medical attention after being injured by bullets in their eyes, faces, and in some cases, entire bodies. Together with our partners we helped them travel to the USA where they received surgical operations. 
 
But now our attention is fully on the poster competition. The creators of the 300 shortlisted posters, and the 100 finalists, for this year’s edition will soon receive an email confirming their selection. The catalogue for ‘Do the right thing’ is now being prepared, and will be released during the exhibition later in the year. We can also announce that this year’s exhibition will launch during France Design Week (7 to 28 September 2023). Exact dates will follow as soon as possible.
 
Speak to you soon!
 
The poster for tomorrow team.
newsletter visual © Ricardo Garla

Happy Women’s Day!
More than ever, Women’s rights are human rights”
This year, We cherish and support Brave Iranian Women!
Campaign visual ©Rashid Rahnama Studio 

We are pleased to announce the results of Do The Right Thing live jury session in Italy Lecce! They have selected the best 100 posters of this year’s competition. The results of the jury’s deliberation have been announced a few hours ago during a press conference at Teatrino Convitto Palmieri in Lecce. The whole event was organised by and in partnership with Conversazioni sul futuro. 

Once more, and thanks to our partnership with conversazioni sul futuro, our Live Jury is going gather in Italy - Lecce! 4 days, October 13th to 16th, come and discover national and international speakers, gathering and talks, book presentations, screenings, exhibitions...
On Friday 14th, we will present our TOP 10 posters during the press conference.
Stay tuned..; we will keep you posted.

In a few days, from August 10th to October 10th, during 60 days, our online jury team will review all the eligible entries. It took as a big while to sort and eliminate posters which were signed or have been published on internet. It’s a very tough and time consuming mission. As every year, we will have our 400 hundred shortlisted posters. We'd like to thank them all for their precious work, we are really grateful, for their willingness and their dedicated time! See our online jury presentation here [ https://tinyurl.com/3a8uyuny ]

Call for entries Closed
6372 entries recorded!
Thank you!
Be patient! In a few days, We will present this year online jury team. They will start working to shortlist entries. (August 10th - October 2022).

After we extended the contest for thirty days, the final deadline for this year’s poster contest is Sunday July 10th at midnight, Central European Time.  

Thank you to everyone who has already submitted an entry. We would like to remind you all that we only accept entries via our registration form. Entries sent via email are not eligible for the contest.  

If you are having problems sending your poster (perhaps due to internet connection issues), please read our HOW TO page, where you should find all the information you need. 

If you need more assistance, please contact us via email and we will help you as fast as we can.   

Last, but not least, please check that your poster meets our selection criteria before sending it. 
Our regulations document and FAQ contain all you need to know – but here are three tips to help you:  

• Don’t forget to give your poster a title.  

• Don’t enter artwork that has already been submitted to another poster competition or published on social media.  

• Don’t include your name or signature in the artwork. 

Good luck to all of you! 

Due to popular request, we have extended the deadline to this year contest by 30 days. We hope this gives everyone enough time to conceive, polish or finish their poster(s). Good luck! 

We are pleased to announce that poster for tomorrow’s 12th edition, “DO THE RIGHT THING”, is now officially open.
Thanks to Armando Milani, the campaign now has its own logo, which we are very happy with. Grazie Armando!
Now the contest is open you have until Friday June 10th to submit entries via our website.
The full brief (in several languages), together with tips and competition regulations, is available to download on our website. Click here to access the project menu.

Live Jury
In order to reduce our carbon footprint, we will once again the live judging session in Lecce, Italy. This year it will take place at (insert venue name) on September 22-25, thanks to the generous support of «Conversazioni sul futuro».

Partners & supporters

French Ministry of Culture

The Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR/UN Human Rights) 

La Ville de Paris

Ecole Intuit-Lab

Conversazioni sul futuro

This is 2-3 days before our Call for entries opening! Matching our planing with the start of the second semester of the academic year is what we promised all our teachers and students who have been waiting for it.
Start looking for ideas and inspiration for your poster entries. (read here)

In a world that is becoming increasingly polarised, perhaps the one thing that unites us all is the conviction that we are all acting for the right reasons. And having formed an opinion about an issue, there is little room to have it changed by listening to an opposing view. Fake news has eroded trust in facts. So how can we move forward?

For inspiration we returned to the things that motivated us to start Poster for Tomorrow. Injustice. The violation of human rights. A burning passion to inspire positive change in the world. In short, a desire to do the right thing.

This year we want to inspire people to remember the human rights we should all enjoy: education, gender equality, housing, work, healthcare, to name but a few. If we act with these in mind, it should become clearer whether we’re really doing the right thing. It’s our duty to ourselves and each other.