What if we could easily see each other, wherever we are?

Like this whole idea, this symbol is yours to own and adapt as creatively as you like.

Draw it, paint it, take it apart and put it together again—and show us what you do. We'd love to see your version!

Logos

How we got here

Back in 2018 we set up a group to start experimenting with the idea of monthly celebrations of action and community.

A few months later, people started asking us if they could use our logo in their activities, and we immediately replied, "The logo is not ours, it is yours."

And things just took off from there.

Peace vigil in Ukraine

Logos for digital use

PNG files for social media, apps, websites, and other digital materials.

Logos for printing

Larger files for posters, banners, and anything else you'd like to print.


Some recommendations for using this symbol

Overlapping the logo image

Give it some space to breath

The logo may get "lost" if it's too close to other images, so we recommend not overlapping it with text or other symbols.

Turning the logo image

Keep it right side up

You may notice the symbol looks odd when it's turned on its side, so try to ensure that the "flat" part is on the bottom.

logo on green image

Let it stand out

We recommend using the logo on white or blue backgrounds only so that it can stand out on your materials.


Colors for digital or print

When designing for digital or print, try using these colors (all numbers are HEX)


Idealist Blue

Idealist Blue

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Idealist Yellow

Idealist Yellow

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Idealist Green

Idealist Green

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The possibilities are endless

The only limit is our imagination. But if we can imagine this, if we can see it—on social media, on a neighbor’s window, on the walls of a country where freedom is only a hope or a whisper—then together we can show that we are definitely not alone, and that the world is full of wonderful people who agree on some of the most important things in life.

Logo on beach.