This year, Shutterstock is celebrating Black History month by putting a spotlight on black creativity and honoring artistry, expression, and legacy. We have curated a list of nonprofit partners that are aligned with our vision to support the creatives of the future and equip drive technology innovation for good.

For Juneteenth, Shutterstock is proud to support Black Women Photographers and Black Public Media in their efforts to create a more inclusive future for Black creatives and content creators. This Juneteenth initiative is an important part of our commitment to supporting artists from diverse backgrounds. To amplify the work of these incredible non-profits, Shutterstock has made a $10,000 donation to each. We are inviting employees to share our goal of advancing the meaningful missions of Black Women Photographers and Black Public Media. **Remember, Shutterstock matches up to $200 of donations per employee per year!

This Black History Month, Shutterstock is continuing its focus on supporting creativity and expanding access across the creative ecosystem. As a company operating at the intersection of creativity and technology, we remain committed to long-term partnerships that increase opportunity for Black communities across both creative and technical fields, including Black creatives and Black Product Managers. By supporting partners who expand access to creative tools, technical pathways, and resources, we aim to contribute to the creation and amplification of Black stories and to support the talent shaping the future of creative technology.