Swedish climate activist Thunberg holds up her sign, which means 'school strike for climate'. Thunberg’s handwriting on the sign has now been turned into a free font – naturally in ALL CAPS. — dpa
The Fridays for Future movement, which has drawn millions out onto the streets in cities across the globe, grew out of a protest in 2018 by just one teenager with a simple sign.
"Skolstrejk för klimatet" – school strike for climate – read the sign written by Greta Thunberg, then 15, for her weekly protest outside the Swedish parliament in Stockholm.
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Swedish climate activist Thunberg holds up her sign, which means 'school strike for climate'. Thunberg’s handwriting on the sign has now been turned into a free font – naturally in ALL CAPS. — dpa
Thunberg’s handwriting has been turned into a free font by New York designer Tal Shub. Greta Grotesk, an all-caps typeface based on her hand-painted protest signs is free for download.
