An illustration of an angry crowd made out of condoms. The condoms are facing the audience with an angry look on their faces and three of them hold signs.

A drawing of a hand, holding three playing cards with images on them.

The poster appears torn down the middle with two images on either side of the same man. On the left, he is injecting himself in the arm with a needle. On the right, he is standing in a cemetery and holding a framed photograph of a woman and a child. There are smaller images of a condom and a needle sitting in a glass of bleach.

A black-and-white pencil drawing of a man, with his button-down shirt draped over his left shoulder. Bubble text appears next to his head: "quiero conti-g [image of a condom]"

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

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

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.

Illustration of two pairs of eyes set on a black background looking questioningly at each other in the dark.

Eight photographs: Four sets of eyes, flowers, a tear, shoes, woman mourning, and a red ribbon.