BABC Purpose
Bring Art Back to City (BABC) is a movement rooted in creativity, community, and purpose. Our aim is to unite artists, designers, and creatives to inspire, collaborate, and grow together—while contributing to the cultural and creative landscape around us. These guiding principles help us stay aligned with that vision:
1. Purpose First
BABC exists to encourage creative collaboration and purpose-driven engagement. We aim to share opportunities such as jobs, freelance work, exhibitions, events, and artistic collaborations that align with our mission.
2. Respect & Unity
We celebrate diversity and encourage respectful, professional communication. No space for hate speech, judgment, arguments, or divisive topics like politics or religion.
3. Keep It Relevant
All shared content should relate to art, design, creativity, or resources that help creatives grow. Kindly avoid unrelated forwards or personal updates.
4. Faith-Inspired, Not Divisive
Though inspired by values of faith, BABC does not engage in religious or political debates. Our core is art with purpose, not division.
5. Purposeful Sharing
Feel free to share your artwork, events, or services—but make sure it adds value to the community. Promotional posts should be limited to once a week. You may also share links to your creative social media platforms.
6. No Spam, Please
Avoid mass forwards or viral messages unless they clearly serve creatives in this space.
7. Lift Each Other Up
Support fellow creatives. When someone shares their work or achievement, respond with encouragement!
8. Guided by Admins
Admins are here to maintain the group’s purpose and tone. Members may be removed after a warning if guidelines are ignored. Private feedback is always welcome.
9. Stay Connected
Active participation strengthens the community. While regular contribution is appreciated, silent members may be removed over time to keep the group vibrant.
10. Trust & Privacy Matter
Please don’t share any content outside the group without permission. Let’s keep this a space of trust and mutual respect.