Equality Florida is showing how important it is to remember the victims and to take a stand for justice and equality for all. The organization recently launched their #ForThe49 campaign, representing the 49 victims of the shooting.

As part of the campaign, Equality Florida is asking participants to take a photo or short video to explain why they are taking a stand #ForThe49. Users across all social platforms have shared their #ForThe49 posts:

 

Today we launched our pledge #ForThe49! You can join us by posting a photo or video explaining why taking a stand #ForThe49 is important to you. Make sure to use #ForThe49 when posting. Together we'll uproot hate and move #EqualityForward. #OneOrlando #WeAreOrlando #OrlandoStrong #orlandounited

A video posted by Equality Florida (@equalityfl) on

Jun 29, 2016 at 10:28am PDT

 

Join @equalityfl and tell the world why you are standing up #ForThe49.

A photo posted by @glaad on

Jun 29, 2016 at 12:44pm PDT

Take a stand #ForThe49! It's time to uproot hatred & plant seeds of love & acceptance. https://t.co/MktpeYH5cg pic.twitter.com/EXfzOwjeW8

— Equality Florida (@equalityfl) June 30, 2016

 

A photo posted by lindsay (@lfelderman) on

Jul 1, 2016 at 1:50pm PDT

 

A photo posted by Florin Helf (@florinhelf) on

Jul 2, 2016 at 4:18pm PDT

The #ForThe49 campaign goes beyond social media activism, too. Equality Florida is asking participants to sign their pledge to take a stand #ForThe49. In addition, the campaign encourages people to share their support with a loved one, friend or neighbor, as the Pulse tragedy emphasized the need to accept all people as they are.

Go to Equality Florida's website to learn more about the campaign and how you can stand #ForThe49.