On-campus activities

If you’re looking to build hype around Oh yesss, we’ve got a few fun-filled and entertaining ideas for you.

Because the project celebrates good habits, these activities all carry the same spirit. These activities were created to support the project’s goals by connecting with students in their everyday environments.

Some activities are more passive and self-guided, while others emphasize connection and interaction with fellow students.

Brochures designed as greeting cards

The greeting cards are brochures that highlight other positive aspects of the initiative that aren’t featured on the posters. These assets are a great complement to other assets.

This fun format relates to the initiative’s overall theme and reminds us that every positive step taken towards sexual health is one worth celebrating.

Inside every greeting card is a QR code that students can scan with their smartphones that drives them to the “good habit” on the Oh yesss website where they can find more details and practical tips.

How to use the greeting cards

Greeting cards can be placed or distributed everywhere on campus:

on tables in the cafeteria
in the atrium
in the bathroom or on tables or counters of student cafés
pinned to bulletin boards
in your offices
in waiting areas
in student service centers

There are two ways to distribute them:

Horizontally: Place a stack on a flat surface like a table or counter
Vertically: Hang them up on a wall. Don’t hesitate to get creative with poster placements to create a type of “find the good habits” in your academic institution

Why use the greeting cards?

This initiative requires little preparation or resources. Because it’s more of a passive tool, these greeting cards might reach students who feel shy or are introverted and who might hesitate when it comes to participating in the initiative’s more engaging activities, such as the quiz or the interactive game.

We provide you with 10 greeting cards.

Each card measures 10 x 8 in. when opened, and 5 x 8 in. shut.

1. Print the cards

Download the files.
Use cardstock paper (stiffer than normal paper, but still bendable).
Print double-sided on a slightly larger format to allow for bleed. We recommend a standard 11 x 17 inch format.
Cut the cards to the final size by following the cut lines on the printed sheet.

2. Fold the cards

Fold the cards in half (along the length) to close it.
When closed, the card should be 5 x 8 in.

💡 Tip: For a clean finish, vivid colours, and precise folding, we recommend hiring a professional printing service—often they include cutting and folding for items like greeting cards.

Download the greeting cards

Quiz Oh yesss or Oh nooo

(coming soon!)

Interactive game