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70% of women globally claim they don’t feel represented by everyday media images With over 5,000 images, Project #ShowUs is the world’s largest stock.

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2 70% of women globally claim they don’t feel represented by everyday media images With over 5,000 images, Project #ShowUs is the world’s largest stock photo library created by women and non- binary individuals to shatter beauty stereotypes and is available for media and advertisers everywhere at Gettyimages.com/showus to view, license and use in their next project or campaign. Gettyimages.com/showus I pledge to use imagery that feels genuine and represents the women I know I pledge to challenge beauty stereotypes I pledge to showing a wider range of ‘beauty’ in advertising campaigns I pledge to hire more women photographers Yes, I commit

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