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ADAP plus [inscribed]

Description:
Poster is divided in two halves. The left part depicts racially mixed faces of the people placed in the heart shaped frame. The background color of the left half is green. The right part depicts shape of plus symbol with inscription: “ADAP plus”. The background color of the right half is blue. Also poster provides telephone number, where information about medications, medical and home care, and insurance coverage can be found.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
ADAP plus [inscribed]

Alerte! LGV. [inscription]

Description:
Poster warning people about Lymphogranuloma venereum, or LGV. The poster describes the causes and effects of LGV on the human body. There are symbols for "stop", "gloves" and "hospital" accompanying the text describing LGV.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Alerte! LGV. [inscription]

Anti oursins anti virus [inscribed]

Description:
In one side of the poster there's a pair of blue sandals against a pink background. Over them the caption reads "anti oursins." [anti sea urchins but meaning orphans]On the other side a drawing of a condom package in blue and a rolled condom in pink against a yellow background. The caption above it says in pink letters "anti virus."
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Anti oursins anti virus [inscribed]

Bien assurer la première fois, c'est simple comme lire une B.D. [inscribed]

Description:
To the left of the text is a four-image panel, arranged vertically, with drawings illustrating the steps in using a condom: place it on the end of the erect penis, smooth it all the way down, and remove it when finished. The message is directed to young people who are sexually inexperienced, and seeks to reassure them that using a condom every time provides good protection. The comic-strip style of the illustrations emphasizes how easy it is to learn to use a condom and adopt this as a habit. A colored picture of a condom is inset at the bottom.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Bien assurer la première fois, c'est simple comme lire une B.D. [inscribed]

C'est Pierrot, il a eu chaud [inscribed]

Description:
Poster tells a story in pictures. On the first one the man Pierrot is sitting in the bar with his friends. On the second picture he is visiting a sick man, who is lying in the bed with infusion. On the next one Pierrot is sitting in the doctor’s office with worry expression on his face. Then the nurse is taking his blood to do the test. The calendar on the wall shows that the date is May 3rd. On the next picture Pierrot is visiting doctor again possibly to find out what the blood test result. The date on the calendar is May 18th. The doctor gives him some papers to read and possibly telling him to be careful. On the next picture Pierrot possibly buying condoms from the vending-machine. Then the nurse is taking his blood for blood test again. The calendar in the nurse’s office shows that the date is August 3rd, which means that 3 month have passed by. On the next picture Pierrot is sitting in the doctor’s office. The date on the calendar is August 18th. The doctor is smiling, which possibly means that Pierrot doesn’t have anything serious. On the last picture Pierrot is going with the little box of medication and singing. Poster is drawn black and white.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
C'est Pierrot, il a eu chaud [inscribed]

Chaude pisse! [Inscribed]

Description:
Translated additional poster text: Do you piss razor blades? The clap or gonorrhea is an easily contagious STI [Sexually Transmitted Infection] becoming more common among homosexual men. It is easily transmitted by unprotected direct contact with genital, and oral secretions (fellation, penetration, deep kissing,...) of an infected person. The best way to protect ones self from STIs is to use a condom with lubricant gel.
Date:
[2008?]
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Chaude pisse! [Inscribed]

Corps se défend contre la tuberculose [inscribed]

Description:
Poster shows three drawn black and white pictures. One of them depicts woman sitting on a chair and coughing. She wears shirt, skirt and sandals. She covers her mouth with her hand when coughing. The second one is a picture of lungs, afflicted by tuberculosis. The third one is a picture of geometrical figures, which represent tubercles bacillus.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Corps se défend contre la tuberculose [inscribed]

Créateurs ont du coeur. [inscribed]

Description:
Poster advertising a fashion event to help raise money for people affected by HIV and AIDS. Depicted is a heart formed by miniature images of fashion related items such as scissors, sewing machines, needles, price tags, and tape measurers. The event was at the Catherine Max Space and went from October 31, 2007 to November 2, 2007.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Créateurs ont du coeur. [inscribed]

Cyber crips [inscribed]

Description:
In the foreground of the poster, there are a series of red circles each with a corresponing word or phrase : Sexualite, info/expo, bien-être, drogues, I.S.T. (M.S.T.), SIDA. Translation of the words and phrases: Sexuality, info / expo, welfare, drugs, I.S.T. (M.S.T.), AIDS. In the background of the poster, there is a color photograph of various women smiling. In the center of the poster, it says "cyber crips."
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Cyber crips [inscribed]

Donne un plus à ta séduction [inscribed]

Description:
A daisy consists of a condom for a center, and its petals are labeled un peu, beaucoup, la première fois, dans le noir, à trois, à la folie, pas du tout. The cover of the document Permis de Séduire [License to Seduce] is also displayed. Its design imitates a Permis de Conduire [driver's license], and it contains a condom and instructions on how to use it, as well as information on the modes of transmission of HIV.
Resource Type:
still image
Collection:
AIDS Posters Collection
Donne un plus à ta séduction [inscribed]