Media Usage Policy and Citation Guidelines
All information published on this website and its affiliated accounts (including but not limited to Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube) is the property of IMPACTS Experience. Site visitors, subscribers, and/or users may not publish, reproduce, redistribute, repost, or otherwise promulgate any charts, images, analysis, or other information published on this website and its affiliated accounts without the advance and express written consent of IMPACTS.
As per our agreements with generous partners who have helped fund this research and allow us to share the information, this information may not be sold or used for commercial purposes. Similarly, this information may not be made available on behalf of an organization outside of IMPACTS (i.e., on another organization’s website or social media accounts) or presented by another entity outside of IMPACTS without permission in writing explicitly granted by the company and its partners.
For further clarification, please see the guidelines below:
News media:
- Journalists/writers/commentators may reference and/or quote articles published on Know Your Own Bone. The quotation and/or reference must be clearly cited with credit to IMPACTS Experience and a link provided to the source of the quotation or cited item.
- Unauthorized reproduction of charts, graphics, and other material published on this site and its affiliated accounts is strictly prohibited. Requests to reproduce charts, graphics, and other visual material published by IMPACTS on this website or affiliated accounts will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please submit requests for reproduction here.
Print publications (books, scholarly papers, articles, journals, etc.):
- Writers, editors, and/or publishers may reference or quote articles published on Know Your Own Bone with proper attribution to IMPACTS Experience according to the guidelines of their preferred citation schema (i.e., Chicago Style, APA, etc.).
- Unauthorized reproduction of charts, graphics, and other material published on this site and its affiliated accounts is strictly prohibited. Requests to reproduce items published by IMPACTS on this website or affiliated accounts will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please submit requests for reproduction here.
Online publications (blogs, journals, etc.):
- Bloggers/writers may reference or quote articles published on Know Your Own Bone articles with proper attribution/citation. References/quotations may be made for noncommercial purposes only per fair usage guidelines.
- Unauthorized reproduction of charts, graphics, and other material published on this site and its affiliated accounts is strictly prohibited. Requests to reproduce items published by IMPACTS on this website or affiliated accounts will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Please submit requests for reproduction here.
Social media:
- When included in video or audio content (i.e., Reels, TikTok, podcasts, YouTube videos, etc.), any references to or quotations of Know Your Own Bone articles must include verbal/audio credit to IMPACTS Experience in the clip itself and a link to the originating article must be provided in the caption. Attribution via tagging and/or mention in the caption is not on its own considered sufficient credit.
- Reproduction of IMPACTS charts or graphics in video is permitted ONLY in the form of a screenshot or screen recording showing the chart in context of the published Know Your Own Bone article in which said graphic originally appeared. The appearance of the graphic in context may not exceed 5 seconds. Any other reproduction of charts, graphics, and other material published on this site and its affiliated accounts is strictly prohibited. A link to the Know Your Own Bone article should be included in the caption. Attribution via tagging is not on its own considered sufficient credit.
- Graphics, videos, and other content created by IMPACTS for a specific social media platform (i.e., Instagram) may be reshared with appropriate attribution (tagging, mention in caption/credit) as per the policies of the relevant platform regarding copyrighted material.
Failure to follow the above guidelines may result in legal action.