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Native Peoples Respond to HIV/AIDS

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Keep AIDS out of our tradition—educate and prevent now, 1990?

This poster featured an illustration by Donald F. Montileaux, also known as Yellowbird, a citizen of the Oglala Lakota Nation in South Dakota. He depicted a Native woman in traditional dress to emphasize the poster’s main message about AIDS prevention.

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    South Dakota Division of Education
  • Type:
    Poster
Black and white drawing of an American Indian girl wearing a red shirt looking down and to the left.
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    Keep AIDS out of our tradition - educate and prevent now!

    IF YOU HAVE QUESTIONS OR NEED MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT YOUR LOCAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT, TRIBAL HEALTH SERVICES, IHS CLINIC, OR CALL TOLL FREE:

    National American Indian AIDS Hotline 1-800-283-2437

    National AIDS Hotline 1-800-324-2437

    South Dakota Department of Health 1-800-592-1861

    Produced by the South Dakota Division of Education

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