Social media toolkit and downloads to share

Choose from our graphics, downloads, and PSAs and share your favorites on social media and websites or print and post. A selection of our COVID-19 communications materials are available to order free-of-charge from Thompson & Co. by emailing covid19@thompsonpr.com. To see which items are available to order, please view our COVID-19 Communications Materials Order Form (PDF).

Stay informed

Statewide COVID-19 Communications Updates

We can't thank our community partners enough for the ongoing efforts to keep Alaskans healthy, safe, and informed about COVID-19.

If you have questions or would like something included in the next update, email items to elizabeth.manning@alaska.gov, kathleen.griffith@alaska.gov or sue.libenson@alaska.gov with the subject: COVID-19 Week in Review.

What a safe distance looks like

What's a safe distance? About the length of a 200 lb halibut: 6 feet!

What's a safe distance? About the length of a grizzly bear: 6 feet!

What's a safe distance? About the length of a bull moose: 6 feet!

What's a safe distance? About the windspan of a bald eagle: 6 feet!

Stay safe Alaska. Six feet. Keep a safe distance.

COVID Conscious Business

The COVID Conscious business toolkit offers a spectrum of printable signs and other materials are available for you to communicate the measures your business is taking. Select materials are featured here, but visit covidconscious.alaska.gov for a full selection of these eye-catching materials:

Keep your distance! Stay at least 6 feet apart

My mask protects you, your mask protects me

Stay diligent, stay healthy

Stay diligent, stay healthy: Wash your hands

Stay diligent, stay healthy: Clean and disinfect

Catch salmon not COVID

Youth messaging #AKYouthCombatCOVID

What Alaskans can do

Cough and sneeze into your sleeve please

Handwashing reminders

Download a JPG of any of our handwashing reminders to share on social media by selecting from the following images or view all 11 handwashing posters to choose your favorites to print and post.

Wash your hands: Love is everywhere. So is the flu.

Wash your hands: Employees must wash their hands before returning to work. If you don't work here, wash your hands like you do.

Wash your hands: Wash your hands for 20 seconds, which is about how long it takes to sing "Baby Shark."

Wash your hands: If you're happy and you know it, wash your hands! Actually, regardless of your emotional state, wash your hands

Wash your hands: Please wash your hands before taking a selfie.

Wash your hands: Your food will taste better if you do.

Wash your hands: Even tiny, little hands need washing.

Wash your hands: Think of it as a protection spell.

Wash your hands: You can wash them on a plane, you can scrub them near a drain. Rub them, scrub them, use soap.

Stand together six feet apart

Share the facts

Box it in - test, quarantine, isolate, find

Reduce the probability of contagion by wearing a mask

Reduce your chance of spreading COVID by wearing a mask.

Know the symptoms: wet or dry cough; shortness of breath; fever; chills; muscle pain; headache; new loss of smell or taste; sore throat; fatigue

Banners

Your bubble may be bigger than you think it is!

Flyers

Posters

Open doesn't mean over: watch your 6, wear a mask, wash your hands, if you feel sick isolate

Mask up, Alaska! My mask protects you, your mask protects me

We can stop it! Do your part, wear a mask!

Catch salmon no COVID: wash your hands, watch your 6, wear a mask and isolate if you are sick

Resources from CDC

COVID-19 One-stop shop toolkits