Through a series of vintage posters, Asian Americans are addressing the rise in hate crimes by answering the question, ‘Where are you really from?’ With brands expected to take a stand on social issues, the campaign debunks stereotypes by harnessing a sense of nostalgia.

Situated in one of London’s most disadvantaged boroughs, Ebony Horse Club teaches young people how to ride, developing their life skills and helping combat social isolation. With mental health issues on the rise due to the pandemic, youth initiatives like Ebony are proving more crucial than ever.

While COVID-19 caused the overall rate of mental illness in the US to skyrocket, systemic factors mean that racial minorities have been especially hard-hit. So, how can healthcare providers and brands address the impact of racism on mental health in their marketing and outreach efforts?

While reports of homophobic and transphobic hate crimes have risen significantly since 2014, a spike in reports during lockdown demonstrates that there’s still a long way to go. Brands have an opportunity to provide effective support through tough times for the LGBTQ community.