List of awareness ribbons

This is a partial list of awareness ribbons. The meaning behind an awareness ribbon depends on its colors and pattern. Since many advocacy groups have adopted ribbons as symbols of support or awareness, ribbons, particularly those of a single color, some colors may refer to more than one cause. Some causes may be represented by more than one ribbon.

Colors and meanings

Ribbon	Color	Meanings
	Clear, pearl or Gennessa ribbon	Lung-cancer awareness. It was originally clear, referencing air and being too-often unnoticed, but evolved to primarily pearl or white for practical reasons, because a clear ribbon is not easily visible.[1][2][3] Some sources suggest clear or white as a subset of pearl for long-term-non-smoker/never-smoker lung cancer, but there is no evidence of lung cancer organization support for this distinction.[3] Some lung cancer organizations use different colors or symbols.[4]
	Robin-egg-blue[5] / turquoise	Stickler syndrome Pierre Robin syndrome[6]
	2 Ribbons side by side BLUE AND YELLOW	* A symbol raising awareness of the simple right of freedom to travel.
	Black and silver ribbon	Pectus excavatum awareness[7]
	Blue and Yellow Ribbon	Boston Marathon bombing awareness
	Yellow ribbon	Traditional (in the U.S. and in Canada) symbol of support for military forces, especially those deployed overseas and in conflicts. Suicide awareness.[8] Rural Fire Service Queensland - A symbol of unilateral support of Rural Fire Brigades across the state of Queensland Australia (instituted by the Rural Fire Brigades Association Queensland {RFBAQ} at Rockhampton 16 September 2012 and tabled in Hansard by the Newman LNP Government 14 Oct 2014 "Matters of Public Interest 3311")[9] A symbol of wish for universal suffrage by the pro-democracy groups and activists of Hong Kong SAR (see Hong Kong Umbrella Revolution)[10] and a symbol of democracy. A symbol of mourning the victims of South Korea's Sewol Ferry (see South Korea Sewol Sinking). A symbol to draw society attention to the high rates of roads deaths and injuries worldwide. PALE YELLOW spina bifida awareness[11] bone cancer / osteosarcoma[12] Giving prisoners a second chance at life[13][14] endometriosis awareness[15] craniofacial acceptance (CCAKids.org)[16] Remembering Black Saturday Bushfire victims[17] In support of 2014 Hong Kong Protests
	White ribbon	Multiple hereditary exostoses[18] White Ribbon Campaign (what makes a man a man): working to end violence against women[19] (see also: Woman's Christian Temperance Union) White Ribbon Alliance for Safe Motherhood: to ensure that pregnancy and childbirth are safe for all women and newborns in every country around the world[20] (see also: Woman's Christian Temperance Union) To raise awareness for severe combined immune deficiency (SCID) and SCID newborn screening[21] A symbol of distrust to the official results of 4 December 2011 elections to the Russian State Duma[22] White Ribbon W.R.A.P. White Ribbon Against Pornography. Established 1987.[23] to remember the 14 women lost in the massacre in Montreal at a University in the engineering department The white ribbon also represents Lung Cancer
	Orange and navy blue ribbon	Human rights for family caregivers awareness.
	Blue ribbon	Mouth cancer awareness[24] Peace dysautonomia awareness[25] Sjögren’s syndrome awareness[26] transverse myelitis awareness (royal-blue ribbon with the words Transverse Myelitis Awareness)[27] Von Hippel–Lindau disease awareness[28] tuberous sclerosis awareness[29] human trafficking and sex slavery awareness (navy blue)[30] Stevens–Johnson syndrome awareness[31] DARK BLUE Myalgic Encephalomyelitis[32] / chronic fatigue syndrome awareness[33] colon cancer awareness[34] Electronic Frontier Foundation: freedom of speech online,[35] Canada's National Non-Smoking Week[36][37][38] Blue Ribbon Coalition: responsible use of public lands for the benefit of all recreationists[39] hydranencephaly awareness[40] addiction-recovery awareness[41] Pro-Choice[42] Orthostatic tremor awareness[43] hidradenitis suppurativa Awareness Campaign[44] Huntington's disease awareness[45] In support of Hong Kong Police (see Anti occupy movement) PKU - Phenylketonuria awareness[46]
	Orange ribbon	Raise awareness for hunger issues around the world.[47] Raise awareness for Christians being murdered across the world[48] Opposition to cruelty against animals/animal abuse[49] Leukemia awareness[50] Multiple sclerosis awareness[51] Self Injury Awareness Day[52] Energy awareness in Nigeria[53] Kidney Cancer Association[54] Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)[55] (though many other sources[56][57][58] consider the purple ribbon to be for ADHD) Paramedics support in Argentina[59] Reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome[60] (RSD) / Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS)[61]
	Zebra-print ribbon	Ehlers–Danlos syndrome (EDS) awareness[50] Rare-disease awareness[62][63][64] Carcinoid and neuroendocrine tumor awareness[65]
	Puzzle ribbon	Autism awareness[66] (note that many people with autism find the 'puzzle' iconography extremely offensive; the Autistic Self-Advocacy Network and others use a rainbow infinity symbol or other rainbow iconography instead)
	Rainbow ribbon - red, yellow & blue	Trisomy awareness[67]
	Cloud ribbon	Congenital diaphragmatic hernia awareness[68]
	Light blue ribbon	Achalasia awareness (pale blue)[69] September is Achalasia Awareness Month twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome (TTTS) awareness (with two daisies in the center for identical twins or three for triplets – may be white, light pink or light blue)[70] Adrenocortical carcinoma awareness (light blue) prostate cancer awareness (sky blue)[71] Auto-Tune abuse[72]
	Blue teal pink Ribbon	(Source: thyca.org) Thyroid cancer awareness[73]
	Jade ribbon	Jade Ribbon Campaign awareness about hepatitis B and liver cancer[74]
	Lime green ribbon	Achalasia awareness (Lime green)[75] June 16 is Achalasia Awareness Day (MMIVAAF sponsored) Mental health awareness[76] Non-Hodgkin lymphoma awareness[77] Lyme disease awareness[78]
	Blue jeans denim ribbon	Peace Genetic disorder awareness[79] (often misidentified as equivalent to rare disease awareness as "about 80 percent of rare diseases are genetic in origin," implying 20 percent of rare diseases are not genetic in origin)[80]
	Purple ribbon	Cancer Survivor Cancer Awareness Month in March Month of the Military Child, Celebrating Military Kids[81] Epilepsy Awareness Day 26 March[82] ADD/ADHD awareness[56][57][58] Craniosynostosis - Craniofacial[83] Centronuclear myopathy/Myotubular myopathy[84][85] Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease awareness[86] gastric cancer gynecologic cancer: cervical, ovarian, uterine/endometrial, vaginal and vulvar cancers[87] hate crime, bullying and suicide prevention;[88] spawned by the 2010 suicides of Tyler Clementi and several other teens after being harassed for their orientations testicular cancer awareness (the actual shade of purple used for this ribbon is orchid, since the word orchid means "testicle" in Ancient Greek)[89] Crohn's disease and colitis awareness[90] (however, the Crohn's & Colitis Foundation of America (CCFA) uses orange and blue in its promotional materials)[91] domestic violence awareness[92] drug overdose awareness[93] migraine awareness[94] Trisomy 18 (aka Edwards Syndrome) awareness[95] Spirit Day and victims of homophobia[96] Gilmore Awareness Campaign[97] sarcoidosis awareness[98] lupus awareness[99] Chiari malformation awareness[100] fibromyalgia awareness[101] peripheral neuropathy awareness[102] childhood hemiplegia and stroke awareness[103] cystic fibrosis awareness.[104] Alzheimer's disease awareness[105] pancreatic cancer awareness[106] Workers' Memorial Day[107] March of Dimes awareness[108] hidradenitis suppurativa awareness[109] orca whale awareness and protection[110]
	Purple teal and green ribbon	Medullary sponge kidney awareness[111][112]
	Lavender ribbon	Craniosynostosis - Craniofacial[83] Epilepsy awareness[113][114] Craniosynostosis awareness[115] Cancer awareness (all kinds)[116]
	Periwinkle ribbon	Eating disorder awareness (Anorexia nervosa, Bulimia nervosa, and Binge eating disorder) Craniosynostosis - Craniofacial[83] Pulmonary hypertension awareness[117]
	Pink and blue ribbon	Hyperemesis Gravidarum awareness Pro-life[118] Genital integrity[119] Male breast cancer awareness[120] Inflammatory breast cancer awareness[121] Infertility awareness[122] Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS),[123] pregnancy/infant loss awareness[124][125] Club foot awareness
	Red ribbon	HIV/AIDS awareness[126] Software Freedom Campaign[127] Substance-abuse awareness (Red Ribbon Week is commonly held in American schools)[128] Vasculitis awareness[129] Heart disease awareness[130] Epidermolysis bullosa awareness[131] Anosmia awareness (Anosmia Awareness Day takes place on February 27)
	Gray ribbon	Borderline personality disorder awareness Diabetes awareness[132] (more commonly diabetes is symbolized by the blue circle, as designated by the International Diabetes Federation)[133] Brain tumor awareness[134] Asthma awareness[134]
	Black ribbon	The victims of The November 2015 Paris attacks of November 13, 2015 Terrorist attacks in Turkey; a sign of mourning for those lost in the terrorist attacks Wiccan/Pagan rights and awareness[135] 9/11 - This ribbon is a sign of mourning for those lost in the 11 September attack Mourning and remembrance of the Virginia Tech massacre[136] Mourning of Hong Kong victims in 2010 Manila hostage crisis Melanoma awareness[137] Narcolepsy[138] The Black Ribbon New Zealand campaign: an anti-violence awareness campaign in New Zealand [139]
	Pink ribbon	Breast cancer awareness[140] Abdominal cancer awareness; Raising awareness of rare and often missed diagnosed Primary peritoneal cancer, often caused by gynecological origins and demonstrated by the presence of ascites.
	Light green ribbon	Kimidori Ribbon Project; raising awareness of the practice of parental child abduction in Japan and promoting the introduction of a joint custody system within Japan[141]
	Green ribbon	Scoliosis Awareness - 19 July Awareness Day Gastroparesis Dwarfism awareness Glaucoma awareness [142] Traumatic brain injury awareness and support[143] Depression awareness Child depression awareness Bipolar disorder awareness Cerebral palsy awareness and support[143] Aging research awareness[144] Celiac disease[145] Lyme disease[146] Organ transplant and organ donation awareness[147] Tracheal Williamsburg disease Kidney cancer (also known as renal cell carcinoma) awareness[148] Loin pain hematuria syndrome (or LPHS)[149] Tourette syndrome (United States) Environmental protection[150] Mitochondrial disease awareness[151] Hypochondriac Winds Pedestrian safety[152] Close Down Green Hill/Vivisection Campaign[153] Support our public school students and teachers[154] Acrania/anencephaly awareness
	Teal ribbon	Anti-bullying awareness[155] Anxiety disorders awareness Food allergy awareness Cervical cancer awareness Gynecologic cancer awareness Scleroderma[156] Interstitial cystitis and bladder pain syndrome awareness and support[157] Sexual assault and sexual violence awareness and support[158] Dissociative identity disorder Polycystic ovarian syndrome awareness and support[159] Polycystic kidney disease[160] Trigeminal neuralgia[161] Ovarian cancer[162] Myasthenia gravis awareness[163] Tsunami victims[52] A Million Dollar Gift - AMDG - For The Greater Glory of God[164] Desmoid tumors awareness[165] Tourette Syndrome[166]
	Teal and light blue ribbon	Sexual harassment, sexual coercion and rape at the hands of teachers, professors and other education professionals; Title IX awareness and enforcement.[167] Teal is the ribbon color for sexual assault; light blue, for child abuse - many survivors of this type of harassment are in college, but the same power dynamic exists as in child abuse.
	Violet ribbon	Craniosynostosis - Craniofacial[83] Hodgkin's lymphoma (Hodgkin's Disease) awareness[168]
	Gold ribbon	Childhood cancer awareness[169]
	Silver ribbon	Schizophrenia awareness Brain disorders and disabilities, disability rights awareness[170] Encephalitis awareness and research Ovarian cancer awareness (Australia)[171] Stalking awareness[172] Parkinson's Disease Awareness
	Burgundy ribbon	Myeloma Adults with disabilities awareness and support[52][173][174] amyloidosis support[175] Oral cancer awareness[176]
	Red and blue ribbon	Congenital Heart Defects Haiti recovery and restoration awareness[177]
	Red and black ribbon	Survivors of Homicide Victims[178]
	Red, white and blue ribbon	Used in Omaha, Nebraska, after a deadly shooting at Millard South High School (the colors are the school's colors)[179]
	Blue and white ribbon	Columbine shooting remembrance and school shooting prevention
	Maroon and white ribbon	Anoka-Hennepin suicide cluster remembrance, bullycide prevention and school harassment policies
	Orange and black ribbon	Ribbon of Saint George; commemoration of World War II in Post-Soviet countries[180][181]
	Blue and black ribbon	Concern of Police Survivors (COPS): Support Law Enforcement[182] Ocular melanoma (choroidal melanoma/uveal melanoma)[183]
	Houndstooth ribbon	Relief efforts in Tuscaloosa and northern Alabama following the 27 April 2011 tornado; color refers to former University of Alabama head football coach Bear Bryant who is symbolic of that area}[184]
	White ribbon with red spots	Chronic urticaria awareness[185]
	Red and gold ribbon	Neonatal alloimmune thrombocytopenia (NAIT) awareness[186]
	Purple and red ribbon	Chronic migraine (newly established by some migraine support groups)[187]
	Burgundy and ivory ribbon	Head and neck cancer[188]
	Two-tone blue and purple ribbon	Rheumatoid arthritis[189][190]
	Red with yellow and black stripes ribbon	Choking game awareness/advocacy[191]
	Purple and blue striped ribbon	Mixed connective tissue disease (MCTD)[192]
	Green with blue trim ribbon	Dermatillomania, trichotillomania and other body-focused repetitive behaviors (BFRB)[193]
	Zebra-print ribbon with silver sparkled stripes	Stiff person syndrome (SPS)[194]
	Black and white longitudinally-striped ribbon	Gloucestershire Against Badger Shooting (GABS) are standing up for badgers in the Gloucestershire pilot cull area.[195]
	Pink and white with purple cells ribbon	Mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS)[196]
	Red, yellow and blue ribbon	Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) support ribbon encompasses all three elements of TOS: red for arterial TOS, blue for venous TOS, and a network of yellow brachial plexus nerves for neurological TOS
	Beige and giraffe-print ribbon	Tethered spinal cord syndrome (TC)[197]
	Cow print ribbon	Omphalocele[198] awareness Cows Milk Protein Allergy Awareness (CMPA)
	Tie-Dye print ribbon	Distracted Driving[199] awareness
	Purple black and brindle ribbon	No Kill[200] awareness ribbon
	White or black with red sickles ribbon	Sickle cell disease[201][202]
	Blue paisley-print, light blue or purple ribbon	Thyroid disease[203] awareness
	Purple with double ribbons	Dance Away Dementia[204]
	Blue gradient ribbon with black 'ZZZ's	Idiopathic hypersomnia [205] awareness

| * [Stroke Awareness and Survivors in Michigan] | Blue and Silver Ribbon. The goal of this ribbon is to establish a grassroots campaign that distinguishes adult stroke as its own disease/ disability state and separates it from its cardiac counterparts or brain disabilities. Note: this ribbon is unique but any combination of blue and silver would be appropriate and encouraged! Although there are other colors used for stroke, these colors represent our commitment in Michigan to recognize both the ongoing need for stroke prevention and symptom recognition, while also supporting stroke survivors, not only within our communities but across the country. Supported by a consensus of clinicians with expertise in stroke- April 2016- at the State of Michigan annual stroke registry conference. May is Stroke Awareness Month! |

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External links

• Awareness Ribbon Colors and their Meanings awarenessribbongifts.com
• Awareness Ribbons Chart