A youth wraps his arm protectively around his friend who has AIDS as they sit on a rock by the sea; an AIDS prevention advertisement by the Kuleana Centre for Sexual Health in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by Marco Simon Tibasima, ca. 1997.

Mwanza (P.O. Box 27, Mwanza, Tanzania) : Kuleana Centre for Sexual Health, [1997?] (Mwanza, (Box 1732, Tanzania); Printed by CPPC)

1 print : lithograph, printed in colours ; sheet 59.9 x 45.7 cm

Rafiki yangu mwenye ukimwi bado ni rafiki yangu. My friend with AIDS is still my friend. Drawn by Marco Simon Tibasima. Bears logo: Kuleana (Founded in 1992, Kuleana is a nongovernmental organization that advocates for children’s rights in Tanzania. Named for a Kiswahili word that means to nurture one another, Kuleana seeks to address the serious problems facing at risk children) Youth on right wears a t-shirt with the logos: 'Kuleana Urban AIDS Action Street Children's Rights' and an illustration of a line of children hand in hand with the words 'My friend how has AIDS is still my friend' Bears logo: PSI [Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit] Lettering is in the dialect for Tanzania - Kiswahili Includes telephone number

Wellcome Collection 678815i

Marco Simon Tibasima (illustration) Kuleana Centre for Sexual Health PSI Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit 1997? Kuleana Centre for Sexual Health Tanzania 16/09/2009 current contact details: kuleana@tanz.healthnet.org UkLW UK Transcription from the item