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International LonG Covid Awareness
Since 2019 SARS-CoV-2 has been destroying and taking lives across the globe. Over the years, more and more people have been devastated by the long-lasting health and financial impacts of a Covid infection.
The need for more awareness and advocacy has never been greater.
In 2023 Long Covid patients, caregivers and allies began this Long Covid awareness campaign to unite people across the globe to:
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Increase Long Covid visibility
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Share information to try to prevent COVID infections
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Empower patients
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Share support and resources
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Educate about the symptoms of Long Covid
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Highlight the need to fund relevant research
The 2026 social media ring expresses solidarity & represents the millions of lives impacted by Long Covid globally.
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To Use: Choose your file, insert your image, and then click download image for a new profile picture to use on your social media.
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*We urge you to use the 2026 ring to display for all of March 2026 to help bring awareness to Long Covid! The original International Long Covid Awareness ring from 2023 is still be available for use.
Raise Long Covid Awareness with these social media rings created by @haziethompson
TAKE ACTION AGAINST
LONG COVID
DEMONSTRATION
Join us!
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​Patients, allies, organizations, anyone who wants to stand up for the need for clean air in public spaces, masking in healthcare and represent for all those with Long Covid who are too sick to travel or attend in person.
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** We need all those who can come out and show support and solidarity!
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If you would like to be a speaker at the demonstration, we ask that you keep your speech centered on Long Covid, clean air, and masking.
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Please submitt your speech to: longcovidawareness@gmail.com by Friday, March 6, 2026.
This Long Covid death registry will aid in helping to track and compile a list of those who have lost their lives to Long Covid.
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The Long Covid Death Registry will be available to the public to help show people the impact that Long Covid is having on peoples' lives and the need to prevent COVID infections and reinfections, as there are still no FDA approved treatments for Long Covid.
