Leverage Animation and Abstract Visuals to Represent Inclusivity

Using animated characters or abstract designs that don’t display overt gender traits can create neutral, inclusive environments. This approach avoids reinforcing gender binaries and invites viewers to project inclusiveness onto the imagery.

Using animated characters or abstract designs that don’t display overt gender traits can create neutral, inclusive environments. This approach avoids reinforcing gender binaries and invites viewers to project inclusiveness onto the imagery.

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