Free Download: Brand-New Animal Rights iPhone Wallpapers That Every Kind Teacher Needs

Whether we’re replying to e-mails, browsing Pinterest for fun lesson plan ideas, watching a quick YouTube video, or just scrolling through our Facebook or Instagram feeds on a break, it seems like many of us are often glued to our phones during our free time. Checking your phone can bring a smile to your face when you have a wallpaper that reflects your passion and keeps you feeling motivated. That’s why TeachKind created these adorable and uplifting phone backgrounds with compassionate teachers like you in mind. 📱🐣

As we’ve recently entered a brand-new decade, we can’t help but think of the future—and of course, we’re envisioning a future that’s free of oppression and exploitation of sensitive living beings. As educators working to teach and influence a new generation, we’re focused on dismantling bigotry and discrimination on all levels—and that includes addressing speciesism, which is discrimination based on species. So as a special celebration of this new beginning, we’ve got three brand-new anti-speciesism phone wallpaper designs to add to our free collection. They’re sure to inspire you to keep fighting the good fight and keep working to make the world a kinder place for animals and our fellow humans.

If you’d like to get the semester off to a good start with a FREE class set of stickers,* here’s what to do:

1. Click one or more of the images below to download them to your phone, then set one as your home or lock screen wallpaper.

2. E-mail a screenshot of your new background to [email protected] with the subject line “Phone Backgrounds.” In the body of the message, include your name, your mailing address, and the grade level that you teach.
3. Smile and feel inspired every time that you glance at your phone. 😊

And that’s it! Once we’ve received your e-mail with a wallpaper screenshot and all the necessary information, we’ll send you a class set of PETA or PETA Kids sticker sheets, free of charge. Enjoy!

*We can currently send stickers only to addresses in the U.S. and Canada.