StreamElements Partners with It Gets Better Project to Support LGBTQ+ Creators
StreamElements, a content creation tool and service provider, has announced a partnership with the It Gets Better Project to highlight and support LGBTQ+ creators during Pride month and beyond. As part of this initiative, StreamElements will donate $25,000 to the nonprofit organization, which aims to uplift and empower LGBTQ+ youth worldwide. The partnership will help support the project’s mission in the long term.
New Merch Store and Donation
In addition to the donation, StreamElements is launching a new merch store that features Pride-inspired items. 100 percent of the proceeds from the store will go to the It Gets Better Project. The merchandise in the store was designed by LGBTQ+ artists Jaime Hayde and Andrea Marroquín.
SuperTheme Bundle and Social Media Support
StreamElements is releasing a new “SuperTheme” bundle for its users. The bundle includes stream graphics and alerts designed by Hayde and the StreamElements team. Users can easily integrate these graphics into their streams to join the fundraising efforts. In addition, StreamElements is using its social channels to promote LGBTQ+ creators, featuring videos and shoutouts.
StreamElements’ Commitment to Diversity
StreamElements’ Chief Revenue Officer, Sean Horvath, expressed the significance of partnering with LGBTQ+ content creators and the It Gets Better Project to drive social change. The company aims to not only highlight the importance of Pride but also to continue supporting diversity throughout the year. Horvath emphasized that this campaign is a milestone for the company and its commitment to promoting diversity.
The graphics and merchandise will be available year-round, not just during June. To learn more about StreamElements and its diversity-focused initiatives, visit the platform’s blog.