How Do You See Yourself?

Take Another Look…

Recently, Lean In and Getty Images co-created an image library devoted to the powerful depiction of women, girls and the people who support them. 

“Women are the primary users of social media… that’s an immense amount of control for the first time in history,” says Pam Grossman, Director of Visual Trends at Getty Images. Because women are dominating the conversation, “it’s shifting the ways in which we’re sharing images of ourselves.”

See the Getty Images “Lean In” collection here.

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Getty Images is proud to present the Lean In Collection, which features more than 2,500 images of female leadership in contemporary work and life. A portion of proceeds will go toward grants for images showcasing female empowerment.

Learn more about the grant program here.

4GGL thanks Lean In and Getty Images for creating this video.

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