ALT A post featuring the following text: "October 13 is Herpes Awareness Day Herpes is a common skin virus that does not pose significant health risks, but can cause physical discomfort, result in lost work, & can have an emotional impact due to social stigma. Is it useful to test for herpes? Blood tests for herpes do NOT predict outbreaks, & are NOT useful for routine screening. The majority of the population will test positive for herpes antibodies on a blood test. How is herpes treated? Herpes outbreaks are often brought on by stress or illness, & can be treated episodically or with daily suppressive medication. Daily medication can reduce the frequency of outbreaks & reduce the risk of transmission. PASS"

ALT A post featuring a raised fist painted purple with the outline of the Venus Sign highlighted on the wrist, & features the following text: “September 28 is International Safe Abortion Day Bodily autonomy is under attack globally. Much like the right to sexual privacy, the right to bodily autonomy relates to sex work, & it also relates to abortion. PASS believes in creating a world where all people, including sex workers, have access to safe & affordable healthcare. Vote to protect your rights, share accurate information & resources, & protect each other because we're safer together. <3 PASS”

ALT A post featuring a bottle with blue pills beside it, featuring the following text: “September 27 is National Gay Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness Day Adult industry workers should know the facts about HIV, get tested for HIV with 14-day work clearance, & take the proper precautions to avoid infection, such as PrEP & PEP. Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is medication that is taken before any potential HIV exposure to prevent the transmission of HIV. Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) is medication that can be used within 72 hours of a potential HIV exposure to prevent infection. Learn the Facts Stop the Stigma PASS”

ALT A post featuring a photo of a hand holding birth control pills, & features the following text: “September 26 is World Contraception Day PASS encourages all adult industry workers to make informed choices on their sexual & reproductive health. Contraceptives include, but are not limited to: • Birth control pills • Birth control implants • Birth control shots • Birth control sponges • Birth control patches • Vaginal rings • Spermicide & contraceptive gel • Intrauterine devices (IUDs) • Cervical caps • Vasectomies • Diaphragms • Condoms PASS”

ALT A post featuring the following text: "PASS Members are invited to... PASS OFFICE HOURS Got questions for the PASS Team? Come chat with us! Date: Tuesday, October 6th Time: 12:00pm PT Location: Zoom"