Internal-Complaint-Committee

To create a banner for your college's Internal Complaints Committee (ICC), focus on clear messaging, accessibility, and a professional design that promotes a safe and inclusive environment, highlighting the ICC's role in addressing sexual harassment and providing support. 

Here's a breakdown of key elements and design considerations:

1. Core Message:

• Prominent Title:

  Use a clear and concise title like "Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)" or "Internal Complaints Cell". 

• Purpose:

  Briefly state the ICC's purpose, such as "Ensuring a Safe and Respectful Environment" or "Addressing Sexual Harassment at Workplace". 

• Contact Information:

  Include the ICC's email address, phone number, or a designated contact person. 

• Accessibility:

  Ensure the banner is visible and accessible to all members of the college community. 

2. Design Considerations:

• Professional and Trustworthy:

  Use a professional font and color scheme that conveys seriousness and respect.

• Clear and Concise:

  Avoid jargon and use simple language that is easy to understand.

• Visual Appeal:

  Incorporate a visual element, such as a relevant image or icon, but avoid anything that could be seen as insensitive or triggering.

• Language:

  Use inclusive and respectful language that avoids gendered or discriminatory language.

• Placement:

  Display the banner in high-traffic areas, such as hallways, common areas, and near student services. 

3. Example Banner Content:

• Title: Internal Complaints Committee (ICC)
• Purpose: Ensuring a Safe and Respectful Environment
• Contact: admin@classmee.com
• Additional Information: You can also include information about the ICC's mandate, procedures for filing complaints, and the importance of reporting sexual harassment. 
• Visual Element: A simple icon representing safety or a symbol of unity and respect. 

4. Legal Compliance:

• Ensure that the banner complies with relevant laws and regulations, such as the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal)  
• Make sure that the ICC's mandate and procedures are clearly outlined and accessible to all members of the college community.