Latinas! Independence Health Confidence

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Title: Latinas! Independence Health Confidence
Poster Text: "Did you know: More than half of the teens who are pregnant in Pima County are Latinas. Inn Pima County, young Latinas have a higher number of Sexually Transmitted Diseases than any other ethnic group. One in four Latinas is infected with a dangerous form of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) - a virus that can cause cervical cancer.""The Latina Leadership Project offers classes on... sexually transmitted diseases (STDs); contraception/birth control; relationships; our culture; HIV and AIDS; leadership; negotiating for what you want.""If you are: Latina; 17-23 years old; live in South Tucson, then call Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation 322-6226 or Planned Parenthood of Southern Arizona at 624-1761 ext. 248 to sign up for free sexual health classes.""Funded by Arizona Department of Health Services - Behavioral Health Services through the Community Partnership of Southern Arizona."
Abstract: Illustration of a woman in a leotard dancing.
Is Part Of: AIDS Education Collection
Finding Aid: http://rbscp.lib.rochester.edu/aids-education-collection
Series: Outreach: Posters
Series URL: http://aep.lib.rochester.edu
Date: (1998)
Approximate Date Created: (1998)
Material Type: still image
Genre: Posters
Language: English
Subject: Community health services
Dance
Exercise
Hispanic Americans
Women
Publisher: Community Partnership of Southern Arizona
Place of Publication: Tucson, Arizona, USA
Extent: 28.0cm x 22.0cm
Media Type: image/tiff
Physical Location: University of Rochester, River Campus Libraries, Department of Rare Books, Special Collections & Preservation
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Identifier: AP36.jpg
Identifier: uraids:6444