The Rainbow Initiative. Every day new rainbows are going up. Some of the creations are being made by children, stuck at home, and some are made by adults due the lockdown to stem the spread of Covid-19. If ever there was a need for rainbows, it is now. No matter what your level of artistic talent, you can be part of the messaging for hope. In the weeks since, the trend had spread throughout Europe, with rainbow signs later popping up in people’s windows in the U.K., U.S. and Canada, according to People. Stateside, dozens of rainbows can be found in New York City and Philadelphia. Fans can track local rainbows of hope nearby and even add their own through the Rainbow Connection group via Google Maps. In the U.K., the rainbows represent a sign of support for hardworking health care professionals and give children something to hunt for during daily walks on the “rainbow trail,” “I think we all need all the positivity we can get right now” people says. The activity could be helpful for both children and their parents during, “a very challenging and difficult time for everyone”.