Due to climate change and extreme weather, this summer has been one of suffering for so many, leaving many who survived flooding or fires homeless and without resources. Do something to help people weather the storm of climate change: identify someone who has been impacted by severe weather and provide something they need, or donate a meal through World Central Kitchen or a local organization providing aid. Submit an image or video showcasing your act. – Tracy A.
The Olympics are so overhyped. Anyone can do those elite athlete’s moves, right? Well, YOU certainly can. Show us the gold-medal moves of the new Olympic sport you just invented.
(SIDE-BY-SIDE) In a public place where it is needed, post a notice with QR code that leads to a positive motivational video of your creation. It could be a 15-second mini-meditation, some kind words, something motivational. Show us both the QR code and the place it’s posted in such a way that we can check the link. – Caelan H.
Tourist trap. Literally – Satu W.
Misha and Queen Elizabeth II Pez dispensers.
(LENGTH DEPENDS ON THE NUMBER OF LANGUAGES) There are approximately 6,500 languages in the world, and we won’t be satisfied until we’ve learned to say “We Create, therefore we live.” in all of them. Record as many native speakers of non-English languages as possible stating this phrase. Submit your video with a total count of the number of languages in the comments. Bonus points for the team that captures the most languages.
(GRID) Gishers, I miss you all and can’t wait to reconnect and hug you. Meanwhile, check in: Have every member of your team take a picture of themselves somewhere or with something that symbolizes the region where they live and a sign that says “GISH YOU WERE HERE IN (YOUR STATE/REGION/PROVINCE & COUNTRY)!” Note: you may photoshop the sign but nothing else.
As you know, in Canada, a series of horrific discoveries has been taking place at the sites of former residential schools, proving the genocide of Indigenous children. Read this article to understand what happened and why the orange shirt has become an emblem for supporting Indigenous children, then create an orange poster design that reads “Every Child Matters.” (To avoid cultural appropriation, do not use Indigenous symbols unless you are personally Indigenous.) Post your poster image to social media with a link to https://www.irsss.ca/ or another Indigenous Canadian group to show support.
(TIMELAPSE) The LGBTQIA community’s leaders let their True Colors show. Help us celebrate them: Write a message of love and support on a white t-shirt or banner, and then tie-dye it using Jell-o (gelatin) or Kool-aid powders. Post it on social media and tag @truecolorsunited on Instagram, @truecolorsunite on Twitter.
Weave a tiny basket out of reeds, grasses, and other vegetation. As in, make a really, really tiny little basket. The more detailed and more tiny, the better.