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AIDS
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Erasing the Stigma
Sign reads The Philadelphia AIDS Consortium Gala Erasing the Stigma. Lowes Philadelphia Hotel featuring celebrity guest speaker Sheryl Lee Ralph -
No Matter What Shape You're In
Sign reads No Matter What Shape You're In Anyone Can Get the AIDS Virus -
You Know Different
Poster with text that reads They Say You're Scared, They Say You Don't Care, They Say You Won't Stop AIDS. You Know Different. Get real. Get tested. Get Results. -
Gail. A Life With AIDS
Poster that reads Gail. A Life With AIDS. Photographs by David Binder. August 8-12, 1994. United states Senate Office Building Russell Office Building Rotunda Washington DC -
Pregnancy and HIV
Poster that reads Check this out! If you have HIV and are pregnant you could pass the virus to your baby. -
Facings AIDS with a Positive Image
Poster that reads Facings AIDS with a Positive Image. The images on this poster of HIV-positive subjects were photographed by Annie Leibovitz and donated to San Francisco AIDS Foundation for the "Be Here for the Cure" campaign of 1993. The original collection of photographs was exhibited at the George Eastman House- International Museum of Photography and Film in collaboration with Eastman Kodak Company and AIDS Rochester, Inc. in recognition of World AIDS Day- December 1, 1994 -
Umoja Sasa
Poster that reads Umoja Sasa means Unity Now! Protect the blood! -
All Men-- Make a Difference!
Poster that reads AIDS All Men-- Make a Difference! World AIDS Day December 1, 2000 -
I Care. Do You?
Poster that reads Youth and AIDS in the 21st century. I Care. Do You? World AIDS Day Dec. 1, 2001 -
Safer Sexxx: Crossing All Boundaries
Poster that reads Safer Sexxx: Crossing All Boundaries. Play it safe, live on. -
Safer Sexxx: Always the Safer Way
Poster that reads Safer Sexxx: One way, both ways, Always the Safer Way -
Safer Sexxx: It's Not Who You Do That Counts
Poster that reads Safer Sexxx: It's Not Who You Do That Counts, It's What You Do Safely! -
It’s Time to Draw the Line Against HIV/AIDS
Poster that reads It’s Time to Draw the Line Against HIV/AIDS. MAPP Minority AIDS Project of Philadelphia and Vicinity -
Only One Thing Should Come Between Us
Poster of two African American men in underwear with one holding a condom. -
Be Smart About HIV
Poster that reads Be Smart About HIV. See your doctor about new treatment options. New research suggests reducing the amount of virus may help you live longer. National Minority AIDS Council. National Lesbian and Gay Health Association -
Live Life!
Poster that reads Life is what you make it. Live life! An HIV Treatment Educational Program for African American and Latino/a Adults Living with HIV/AIDS -
Respect Yourself, Protect Yourself
Poster that reads Respect Yourself, Protect Yourself from HIV/AIDS. Use a condom every time. Georgia Women Preventing AIDS -
How Much Do Your Children Know About AIDS?
Poster that reads: How much do your children know about AIDS? -
GospelAID '94
Poster for GOSPELAID '94. Victory over AIDS.Tindley Temple. -
Video Collaborations in the Age of AIDS
Poster for Media Collaborations for Social Justice and Social Action. Involves Video Collaborations in the Age of AIDS by Jean Carlomusto and Gregg Bordorwitz. -
Georgia M.
Poster with image of African American children. Text included: Tell my children when they grow to please always wear condoms. If I had used them I would be there to tell them myself. -Georgia M. -
Denise R.
Poster with image of African American women. Text included: Donny pays for food and rent and everything so I owe him a lot. But I make him wear a condom because I don't owe him that much. Denise R. -
We've Come Too Far To Die of AIDS
Images of black hands breaking chains. Text includes: We've Come Too Far To Die of AIDS. AIDS is preventable. Get educated . . . Get tested! -
Sister's Wake Up!
Poster with images of African American women. Text includes: Sisters Wake Up! It's About Making Health Choices. AIDS is the #1 killer of African American and Latina women (ages 25-34). The virus is transmitted in three ways- sexually, blood contact and from mother to child. Only 75% of women are getting it from their lovers, boyfriends and husbands. -
Let's Talk About Sex
Poster with of African American man. Text reads: Let's Talk About Sex and a possible vaccine for HIV! Sexually active, HIV negative men needed for an HIV vaccine research study. You cannot get AIDS from the vaccine.