I Won't Be Still: Making Still's Disease Visible

Still’s Disease Awareness Day | September 7


Still’s Disease can look different from person to person and not every part of living with it is visible.


This Still’s Disease Awareness Day, the International Foundation for Autoimmune & Autoinflammatory Arthritis (AiArthritis) is inviting people living with Still’s disease to help make those lived experiences visible.


Note, since we are international, we celebrate Still's Disease Awareness Day in ALL time zones globally - so that is 47 hours. So you will see posters starting to post on September 6th at 6am ET/USA - September 8th at 5 am ET/USA. 

Disclaimer and Usage of AiArthritis of Graphics. Awareness Graphics: We appreciate your interest in supporting our cause and spreading awareness about Still’s disease using the graphics provided by AiArthritis. It's essential, however, that we all use these resources responsibly and ethically to ensure our mission’s integrity. Below are some guidelines for using these graphics while respecting their intended purpose. The graphics provided are intended solely for non-commercial purposes related to our cause. Please refrain from using them in any way that generates profit, financial gain, or personal benefit. Educational and Awareness Activities: Feel free to use the graphics in educational presentations, awareness campaigns, and events that directly promote our cause. However, ensure that these activities are centered around raising awareness and not aimed at personal gain. Respect Attribution: The graphics provided belong were created by AiArthritis to support Still’s Disease Awareness Day and should not be copied for other purposes. Your support in using our #MyStills graphics responsibly is appreciated in spreading awareness for the cause. Thank you for your dedication and commitment to making a difference and spreading awareness about Still’s Disease



Make Still’s Disease Visible: Share Your Lived Experience

There is no single way to show your lived experience. Whether you share a photo, video, written post, a graphic or one sentence, your experience can help someone else better understand the realities of Still’s disease.


Show Your Lived Experience


Show us what living with Still’s disease looks like for you. Share a moment from your day, something others may not see, an adjustment you’ve had to make, a misconception you want to challenge, or simply something you wish more people understood.


Educate Others With Our Graphics


Another option is to use one of our Still’s Disease Awareness Day graphics (see below) on your social media. Then add your own experience, perspective, or lived experience.


Campaign Hashtags:


#MyStills #StillsDay #StillsDisease #Autoinflammatory #RareDisease #AiArthritis


Graphics for Still's Disease Awareness to Share on Your Social Media


Select your graphic and click to open in a new window. Right click, save.

Please Note: By downloading and reusing these templates you agree not to alter or modify the existing frames in any way that could distort their original meaning or message that supports Still’s Disease Awareness. This includes cropping, editing graphics and logos. You may add content to the center areas of the frame graphic to customize for your message.

Printable Still's Disease Awareness Frame

Be sure to print out this frame and then have some fun by snapping a creative photo with it!

Download Poster

Not sure where to start?


Here are some images from previous years by our Still's Disease community to inspire you and some prompts to get you thinking.

Your experience doesn’t need to represent everyone with Still’s disease. It represents you — and that matters.


  • What I want others to know about #MyStills is...
  • What you don’t see about living with Still’s disease is...
  • Still’s disease affects my everyday life by...
  • One thing I wish people understood about Still’s disease is...
  • Living with Still’s disease has taught me...
  • A day with #MyStills can look like...
  • I have had to adapt by...
  • People may see ______, but they don’t see ______.
  • I won’t stand still because...



The #MyStills Social Media Campaign is just ONE part of Still's Disease Awareness Day! Learn more about the other activities, too!