NCSH Quarterly Social Media Campaign: November 2025-January 2026

This campaign focuses on different safer sex tools, the importance of talking with your partner(s) about safer sex, and tips for navigating these conversations. Talking about safer sex can help keep you and your partner(s) healthy while reducing anxiety and strengthening your connections.

We encourage you to share this campaign with fellow educators, advocates, and your organization’s social media team. When you post our content, please be sure to tag us: @NCSH_ on X/Twitter, @TheNCSH on Bluesky, @nationalcoalitionsexualhealth on Instagram, and @NationalCoalitionforSexualHealth on LinkedIn and Facebook!

The campaign contains three parts:

Part 1: Learn about your safer sex options and how to confidently discuss them with your partner(s).

Part 2: This section features sample social media copy supporting key health observances and holidays that will be taking place over the next three months.

Part 3: This section includes social media graphics to accompany Parts 1 and 2. Part 3 contains links to downloadable graphics which are designed for Instagram but can be reformatted for other social media sites if desired.

The key observances for this quarter include:

• Thanks, Birth Control (November 12)
• U.S. Antibiotic Awareness Week (November 18-24)
• Thanksgiving Day (November 27)
•  World AIDS Day (December 1)
• National Safe Toys and Gifts Month (December)
• Happy Holidays (Throughout the Season)
• New Year’s Eve (December 31)
• New Year’s Day (January 1)
• Cervical Health Awareness Month (January)
• National Stalking Awareness Month (January)

Here's a sample of what you can find in the full campaign: 

• “Safer sex” means using one or more tools 🧰, like condoms, birth control, PrEP,  testing🩺, and vaccines, to reduce your risk of STIs/HIV and/or unintended pregnancy. There’s not one right way, just what works best for you. Explore your safer sex options: bit.ly/OTASafersex
• Want to choose if and when you have children? Birth control allows you to do just that! There are many safe, effective, and easy-to-use methods to pick from.🌷 Check out @bedsider’s birth control method explorer to find one that’s right for you: bedsider.org/birth-control
• Worried after having unprotected sex?😟 Consider talking it out with your partner. Express your feelings & make a plan to reduce risks. Try: “I’m worried about STIs since we didn’t use a condom. How do you feel about doxy PEP?” Get more ideas:  https://bit.ly/3We0t4j