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A poster about voluntary medical male circumcision in Zimbabwe features a football player saying, "I'm a winner because I have been circumcised."
Preview Part of the Tohara ya Mwauname campaign in Tanzania, this poster uses a football theme to promote voluntary medical male circumcision.
Preview Developed for a voluntary medical male circumcision campaign in Zimbabwe, this brochure provides information about the procedure for women interested in talking to their male... read more
These posters provide information about male circumcision for men considering getting circumcised at the Bophelo Pele Male Circumcision Centre in South Africa.
Part of the Man Who Cares campaign in Zambia, this poster answers basic questions about voluntary medical male circumcision, including a free hotline number.
This mock-up of signs posted on a van was created for the Know Your Facts campaign to promote voluntary medical male circumcision in Botswana.
Preview These billboards were created as part of a voluntary medical male circumcision campaign in Kenya.
Part of the Man Who Cares campaign to generate demand for safe male circumcision in Uganda, this poster includes the number for a free hotline to call for information about the... read more
An advertisement designed to run in newspapers is part of a football-themed campaign to promote voluntary medical male circumcision in Botswana.
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Preview Part of a football-themed campaign in Botswana, this newspaper strip advertisement encourages men to "team up" male circumcision with sticking to one partner "to keep HIV from... read more
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