Contact Us

info@day12.com for all general enquiries

writers and photographers / advertisers and media / creative commons / about us

We all have stories from our journeys, and we often write them down, but how do you get them published so you can give others the wisdom of your experience? Everything you'll find here at
The Day12 Project has been written by backpackers just like you. If you've got a story to tell, there are a variety of ways in which you can contribute. have a look at the various columns and sections of the magazine here and get in touch with us at info@day12.com

Media and Advertisers

A variety of advertising and sponsorship opportunities are now available through The Day12 Project's magazine, our website and events in universities across the UK and Europe.

For further information please contact us at info@day12.com

top

Copyright and Creative Commons

The Day12 Project uses Creative Commons licenses.  To read an excellent article by Siva Vaidhyanathan on what Creative Commons is all about go to www.openDemocracy.net


Unless otherwise stated, all work on this website is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 2.5 License.

If you are submitting work to the site, please make sure it is your own and that, if it has appeared in another publication, authority over the work still rests with you. i.e. that by publishing the work Day12.com is not infringing on a previous copyright agreement - we can easily fall foul of traditional copyright laws. If you're sending us work with a Creative Commons, GNU, FOSS or General Public License that you've found on the web and that you think we'd be interested in, please supply a link to where the content was originally displayed so we can verify permission to use the work and properly credit the author.

If you're submitting your own work to us, please feel free to dictate what 'downstream' uses you wish to stipulate. The beauty of Creative Commons is that you can share your work through digital media whilst stating how it is to be used. The majority of Creative Commons work is available for replication along personal or non-commercial lines (see the above license for details). Finally, by adopting Creative Commons principles we will obviously not be selling or hiring your work to any third party.

For more information about The Day12 Project see about us

top

...you know you want to.