
Wear It Purple® Day Digital Resources
August 20, 1902
Celebrating Wear It Purple® Day on August 29? That's great! In our books, you're already making a difference in your community – at a time when it's more important than ever to proudly stand with LGBTQIA+ young people.
As always, Minus18 is here to ensure you're equipped with everything you need to fill your day with LGBTQIA+ inclusion, and visible allyship.
First step: take Minus18's Purple Pledge to show up for LGBTQIA+ young people!
It's not only filled with our best tips for going purple and celebrating Wear It Purple® Day, but also conversation starters, resources, and even a discount code for our online store.
Take the Pledge
Articles
How to have a great Wear It Purple® at Work
How to do Wear It Purple® at School
How to do Wear it Purple® Day with Mates
What to talk about on Wear It Purple® Day
Videos
We've created loads of videos, suitable for young people and adults.
Check them out
eLearning
We know every workplace is different – so we've created a digital Wear It Purple® Day speech for teams and workplaces to celebrate the day their way. Purchase this eLearning content – starring the Minus18 Education Team – and it's yours to stream and share in the way that suits you best.
Social Media Content

More Instagram tiles:
- We Stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (light purple)
- I stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (dark purple)
- Join Us and Wear It Purple®
- Wear It Purple® Day (light purple)
Instagram story graphics:
- We Stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (dark purple)
- We Stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (light purple)
- I Stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (dark purple)
- I Stand with LGBTQIA+ Youth (light purple)
Zoom / Digital Meeting Backgrounds

Download Zoom / Digital Meeting Backgrounds (5 options)
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Used under license from Wear It Purple Incorporated - wearitpurple.org.au
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