AHF brought bold, vibrant, and unforgettable events to life this International Condom Day (ICD), bringing latex LOVE to thousands of people in nearly 50 countries! Teams showcased AHF’s wildly popular "Just Use It" artwork, making the celebrations even more eye-catching and engaging while reinforcing the message of safer sex in fun and impactful ways.

Click above to relive all the incredible 'Just Use It' events in our global ICD 2025 recap video!

Founded by AHF and observed annually on February 13, ICD highlights the importance of condoms and other vital sexual health issues. On ICD and beyond, we remind everyone that condoms are safer, sexy, and your best protection against HIV, other STIs, and unplanned pregnancies.

Continue reading and click on the photos to see how our teams' global efforts sparked change, empowered communities, and spread the message that safer sex saves lives!

Across Asia, AHF teams turned up the energy for ICD with dynamic celebrations that made sexual health the star of the show! They amplified their impact through influencer collaborations, lively concerts, thought-provoking art exhibits, and educational seminars – with one team partnering with Miss Universe 2015.

Mobile testing units, parades, and a massive 15-foot inflatable condom installation brought free tests and condoms to communities, while bike and car taxis handed out condoms in Love-branded jackets.

In five U.S. cities, AHF launched its Mamma Mia!-inspired burlesque show – Ohh Mamma! – a seductive celebration of safer sex, starring Kylie Sonique Love, winner of season six of RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars, a popular TV competition show, alongside several former dancers of music icon Prince.

Meanwhile, AHF advocates took ICD nationwide with dynamic activations—distributing condoms, hosting panel discussions on relationships and safer sex, and providing home testing kits and counseling for university students. A food drive offered essential nutrition and condoms, while free HIV testing ensured safer sex was accessible to all.

From vibrant parades to condom fashion shows, communities across Africa embraced ICD with passion and purpose. Youth engaged in lively Q&A sessions, interactive workshops, and social media challenges, while dance competitions brought people together in celebration of safer sex.

Police forces received HIV counseling and condom demonstrations, taxi drivers gained essential knowledge to share with passengers, and stakeholders united to push for greater condom accessibility. The momentum continued with the launch of a Wellness Center, expanding healthcare access and leaving a lasting impact on underserved populations.

In Latin America and the Caribbean, our teams brought essential health resources to at-risk and rural communities, offering testing, education, and healthcare services. ICD celebrations energized cities, featuring artistic interventions in bustling plazas, public health outreach at metro stations, and national press conferences and podcasts highlighting the need for accessible condoms.

Youth engaged in rap sessions and educational games, while collaborations with LGBTQ+ bars and drag shows distributed condoms, expanding access.

AHF Europe brought the message that condoms are sexy to life with vibrant activations, where drag queens distributed condoms, theater premieres sparked conversations about sexual culture, and university sessions tackled prevention and the media’s influence on sexuality.

Events blended education with entertainment, featuring a popular Brazilian singer, while teams amplified the message through social media and outdoor ads, filling cities with bold reminders of sexual health.

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