Street campaign generator · live

Build a poster for what's happening right now.

Pick a live indigenous-led campaign. Edit the slogan. Embed a QR code that links back to context. Download as SVG or PNG. Print A4 or A3 at home, the library, or any copy shop. Paste up legally. Every output respects the ethical protocols on this site — no AI-generated motifs, no language text published outside its community's consent, slogans sourced from real movements, not invented.

How this stays current. Thirteen curated categories are the spine — slogans, movement leaders, and source links come from public statements by the movements themselves. Once a week an automatic check reads RSS feeds from indigenous-led news outlets (ICT News, Cultural Survival, Waatea News, Survival International, Guardian First Nations) and routes new headlines into the matching category so what's on this page reflects what's on the streets.

Generator

1 · Choose a campaign

2 · Pick a slogan from the movement

…or edit it (keep it true to the movement)

Your edits never overwrite the curated baseline. The download embeds attribution if you keep the original.

Format

Palette

QR code target

Defaults to the campaign context page. You can point it elsewhere — but please keep it linked to source material, not a personal profile.

Attribution line (optional)

SVG scales to any size without quality loss — best for print. PNG is for sharing online. The gallery button opens a pre-filled GitHub issue; submissions are reviewed manually before appearing on /stickers/gallery/.

Live headlines · this category

Source headlines routed to the selected category from the latest weekly refresh. Treat them as prompts, not source-of-truth — click through and verify before using a quote.

Print & paste-up instructions

Same steps in six site languages. Pick what's clearest for your crew.

Where to print near you

Detecting your region…

Detection uses your browser's reported timezone, not your IP. If it's wrong, just ignore the hints — the universal advice still applies: cheapest is a public library or a Warehouse Stationery / Officeworks / Staples / FedEx Office self-serve copier.

Know your rights. Postering and wheatpasting rules vary by city. As a baseline:

Aotearoa NZ: Most councils restrict postering to designated boards. Private property — owner's permission only. Community Law NZ.
Australia: Local council bylaws govern; "bill-posting" is generally an offence on public infrastructure. ALHR resources.
USA: First Amendment protects content; local "anti-posting" ordinances regulate placement. ACLU Know Your Rights.
UK/EU: Flyposting laws apply; check council/borough rules.

Movement attribution

Every category here exists because of real organisers. If you adapt their slogans, name them. If you print at scale, donate to them.