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Première enquête nationale sur la bisexualité : visibilité, représentations, préjugés.. : les premiers résultats / Bi'Cause, le Mouvement d'Affirmation des Jeunes LGBT, SOS Homophobie, ACT Up-Paris.

Moi et les autres : "Séropos... en parler?" / AIDES.

Trop... folle? : on est tous le "trop" ou le "pas assez" de quelqu'un... / AIDES.

Iris, an HIV positive woman with two men and the message in Italian: "Iris is HIV positive - we stand by her"; one of a series of posters from a Solidarity 'Stop AIDS' campaign by Aiuto AIDS Svizzero in collaboration with the Federal Office of Public Health. Colour lithograph.

Your rights in the AIDS era. 3, Discrimination at work / Immunity.

A part happy, part sad face split in two by jagged wooden planks with Japanese lettering; a Japanese AIDS prevention advertisement. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.

A couple with square heads bearing the letters 'H', 'I', 'V', one with a positive sign, the other with a negative sign with the words 'yes' written across their bodies and numerous male names surrounding them; an advertisement for supporting those with HIV by the AIDS Council of New South Wales. Colour lithograph by David McDiarmid, 1992.

Association pour les bisexuelles et bisexuels / Bi'Cause, parce que l'amour est un droit...

Silhouette of crowds standing before the AIDS Memorial quilt in front of the Whitehouse in Washington ; advertisement by ACT-UP for an AIDS demonstration on Friday October 6th 1989. Colour lithograph by B. Rader, 1989.

The faces of HIV Positive men and women with a message that HIV does not discriminate but people do; advertisement by the National AIDS Campaign and Australian National Council on AIDS. Colour lithograph.

Impact : policy bulletin two : August 1998 : Geneva conference edition / text by Mark Davis.

A positive photograph of a man with a negative image of another with his arm around him representing a message about the discrimination of those who have HIV by the AIDS Council of NSW. Colour lithograph.

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Silhouette of crowds standing before the AIDS Memorial quilt in front of the Whitehouse in Washington ; advertisement by ACT-UP for an AIDS demonstration on Friday October 6th 1989. Colour lithograph by B. Rader, 1989.

The faces of HIV Positive men and women with a message that HIV does not discriminate but people do; advertisement by the National AIDS Campaign and Australian National Council on AIDS. Colour lithograph.

Impact : policy bulletin two : August 1998 : Geneva conference edition / text by Mark Davis.

A positive photograph of a man with a negative image of another with his arm around him representing a message about the discrimination of those who have HIV by the AIDS Council of NSW. Colour lithograph.

Iris, an HIV positive woman with two men and the message in Italian: "Iris is HIV positive - we stand by her"; one of a series of posters from a Solidarity 'Stop AIDS' campaign by Aiuto AIDS Svizzero in collaboration with the Federal Office of Public Health. Colour lithograph.