Pigeons are lined up on the edge of a building. Several of them are draped in AIDS ribbons and others carry the ribbons in their beaks. The poster advertises a World AIDS day event on December 1, 2002.

"VIDA sin SIDA" appears in large orange text; the "i" in each word is dotted with a rose and the "i" in sin is an drawing of a nude heterosexual couple embracing.

The text is building until it spells out "universitario" with an illustrated condom as the second "i." The word "SIDA" also appears in the text, until it is crossed out and replaced in the last line with the condom.

An illustration of a woman and man in white shirts wearing AIDS ribbons.

An individual is standing at the edge of a tall building; only his shoes and the rescue team waiting below are visible. Beneath that image is a smaller one of holding hands.

A heterosexual couple are holding one another while looking at their reflections in the mirror. An open box of condoms lays in front of the mirror.

A five-panel comic strip drawing showing a heterosexual couple. Most of the panels demonstrate how to correctly put a condom on a penis.

Comic-style drawing of an angry man with a lasso, who is yelling. Beside him is a dog thinking his response.

A small ribbon precedes a warning that AIDS can happen to anyone and condom use is the best way to prevent infection.