It's Time to Celebrate Condoms!
February is National Condom Month. Join us as we celebrate the amazing condom, the only widely available, proven method for preventing pregnancy and reducing transmission of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections (STIs) during sex. There’s lots of ways to get involved!
Meet Stan
Stan is the official mascot of Condom Month. He hopes you spend time this month learning more about condoms and maybe taking him out for a spin.
Stan’s message is simple: don’t forget about condoms! They are easy to find, simple to use, and have so much to offer.
You can help Stan get his message across this month. Download and print out a copy of (flat) Stan and take him out on an adventure. Bring him to a museum, or out to eat. Take Stan bowling or to the movies. Invite him out for cream cone or buy him a latte. We want to see his travels!
He can also help you complete the scavenger hunt and team up with you on trivia night. If you post a photo of yourself with Stan out and about and tag ASHA, you’ll be entered to win a prize!
Keep scrolling for more ways you and Stan can get involved in Condom Month.
Join the Scavenger Hunt and Enter to Win a Prize
Team up with Stan for a scavenger hunt and learn about condoms along the way. Discover the diversity of condom options. Find out how condoms are made. Share some condom knowledge on social media. And when you finish the hunt, send us a photo with your checklist and enter a drawing to win free condoms.
Host a Condom Month Trivia Night
Think you know a lot about condoms? Put yourself, and some friends, to the test by hosting a Trivia Night in honor of Condom Month. We’ve put together everything you need right here. Just click the link, then click on the arrows in the lower right hand corner ( 
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Still Need More?
Download our guide to condoms, offering six great reasons to use condoms and advice for choosing the right condom for you. And grab content from our social media toolkit that you can share.
