Since 2014, we have been working on developing  the Stereotype Project, a project wherein young artists throughout the world tackle stereotypes they face using any platform of artistic media. With the help of a large online artistic community, the movement encouraged the participation of over 800 artists, some as young as eleven, in the first few weeks.  While the project is predominantly featured online, participants have used tools ranging from #2 pencils to Adobe Photoshop to achieve the desired effect. The Stereotype Project combines art, self expression, and political awareness in the form of approachable and understandable information that any audience has the capacity to engage with.

By creating an online movement for self expression and awareness, many students who are still shaping their views of the world are exposed to the different beliefs, mindsets, and struggles of their peers throughout the world. One of the main issues today is the large number of young people becoming involved in politics and social justice not feeling that their voices are being heard. Through the Stereotype Project, our newer generations are able to join together to start the conversation.