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Proud to be black, proud to be gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay is a series of three posters that portray Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay men in a fun, strong, and confident light; representing positive role models for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay community. The poster series identifies these men as bearers of an important message; encouraging each other to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS and STIs, to wear condoms, to talk to each other about these issues and by doing so, they are also educating their own people and communities. The posters are available in various sizes from your local AIDS Council or PLHIV organisation.

Published: 01/01/2009PDF File - 175.2 KB
Proud to be black, proud to be gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay is a series of three posters that portray Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay men in a fun, strong, and confident light; representing positive role models for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay community. The poster series identifies these men as bearers of an important message; encouraging each other to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS and STIs, to wear condoms, to talk to each other about these issues and by doing so, they are also educating their own people and communities. The posters are available in various sizes from your local AIDS Council or PLHIV organisation.

Published: 01/01/2009PDF File - 172.1 KB
Proud to be black, proud to be gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay

Proud to be Black, Proud to be Gay is a series of three posters that portray Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay men in a fun, strong, and confident light; representing positive role models for the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gay community. The poster series identifies these men as bearers of an important message; encouraging each other to protect themselves against HIV/AIDS and STIs, to wear condoms, to talk to each other about these issues and by doing so, they are also educating their own people and communities.

Published: 01/01/2009PDF File - 166.7 KB

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