GIFs to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day and National Coming Out Day

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October 11: Indigenous Peoples’ Day

We celebrate and honor all Native American and Indigenous people not only on this holiday, but every day. We all live on Native land. Use these GIFs to commit to uplift Indigenous causes, celebrate Indigenous culture, and support community healing.

Virginia Election

Just because its an odd-numbered year, doesn’t mean there aren’t critical elections happening. Virginia voters go to the polls on November 2, and whether you’re a Virginian or not, you can help make sure the state stays Blue by spreading awareness and sharing this collection.

Help Virginia Stay Blue

October 10: World Mental Health Day

Mental health is health. With so much happening in the world right now, it can be hard to figure out how to talk about mental health. Share these GIFs to join the conversation around mental health awareness.

October 11: National Coming Out Day

Coming out about your sexuality should be liberating and empowering, not shameful. Share these GIFs to show your dedication to giving space to those in the LGBTQ+ community to declare who they are loud and proud, and fight back against homophobia.

Meet the Artist

Ruchita Bait

Ruchita is an Indian freelance illustrator and designer who loves to work in various styles but she really enjoys doing hand lettering and typography art. She graduated in Design & Applied Arts and worked in prominent advertising agencies as an art director for 7 years, and is now working as a full-time freelance artist. Check her out: @ruchita_bait .

GIFs and Memes to Fight Gerrymandering

Gerrymandering obstructs voting power for us all. To protect our right to vote we have to fight back against gerrymandering everywhere. Here are some GIFs and memes to share about gerrymandering.

Voting Rights

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Raising Awareness Against AAPI Hate Through Art

To address the increasing wave of anti-Asian hate, IntoAction and LA v Hate partnered with local artist and renowned cartoonist MariNaomi to produce a larger-than-life comicstrip installed in the San Gabriel Valley as part of the effort to elevate awareness about the Asian American & Pacific Islander experience.