Organizing a TEDx event means following a number of rules. Read these pages carefully before you apply for a license.
Note: You may not begin organizing an event until after your application for a license has been approved by TED.
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| General | Rules to know before you apply for a TEDx license |
| Naming | Rules for choosing a name for your TEDx event |
| Branding / identity / logo | Rules about using the TEDx brand and logo; specifications |
| Copy / messaging | Acceptable language for describing TEDx, TED and your event |
| Websites | Rules for purchasing domains and designing your site |
| Speakers | Rules for selecting and managing TEDx speakers |
| Photo + video | Rules for photography and video |
| Social media / online marketing | Rules for promoting and marketing your event on the web |
| Event profiles | What belongs on your event's profile on TED.com |
| Webcasts | Rules if you provide a free webcast |
| Sponsors | Rules for partnering with local businesses |
| PR / press / media | Rules for promoting your event, interacting with the press |
| All rules | The complete TEDx rules on one page |
After you've read the rules: Read the organizer's responsibilities »