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WestPride Archives > Records

Getting Things in Focus Posters

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2015

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WestPride Archives Poster Collection

Overview

Laminated paper and coloured ink
Three posters depicting HIV/AIDS related images relating to research and encounters
Class'n:DOCUMENTS/Posters

Historical information

The "Getting Things in Focus" campaign by the Australian Federation of AIDS Organisations (AFAO) was launched in 2015. This campaign aimed to keep HIV/AIDS awareness and prevention at the forefront of public consciousness.
WestPride Archives poster collection.

Details

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-221-QAOB3688/2025.WA.46

Themes

LGBTQI+
Social History

Material

Width

680 mm

Height or length

490 mm

Depth

1 mm

Contextual Information

Collected by WAAC,2015.

Place made

Australia

Year

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