HIV/AIDS Brochures
Risk Reduction
 901. About Condoms and
Safer Sex*©1989 Channing L. Bete Co., Inc. Shows how to make condoms a natural part of sexual activity. It also addresses their role in protecting against HIV/AIDS, other STDs, and pregnancy. It discusses common misconceptions, types of condoms, and more. *901S Sobre Condones y Relaciones Sexuales mas Seguras © 1990 |
 902. HIV: Am I at Risk? A Checklist for
Lovers© 1988 ETR Associates Revised 2003. This brochure offers questions to help determine HIV risks. It focuses on prevention and talking. It also gives practical steps for changing behavior. |
 903. HIV - To Protect Yourself, Learn the Facts*©1996 Channing L. Bete Co., Inc. This brochure accents the need to protect oneself and others from HIV. Explains the symptoms of infection, precautions (including the use of condoms), testing, and more. * 903S El VIH: para protegerse, sepa la verdad © 1996 |
 904. Safer Sex Counts and So Do You**© Total Access Group This has bilingual condom instructions. It is the size of a regular playing card. |
 905. Making Sex Safer© 2002 American College Health Association This brochure has open discussions about reducing risks. It talks about using condoms correctly. It includes a chart of the most common STDs. It includes their symptoms. It identifies safe, risky and dangerous activities. |
 906. Safer Sex© 2002 American College Health Association "Safer sex means being smart and staying healthy. It means showing love, concern, and respect for your partner and yourself." This brochure has plain talk about safe and unsafe sexual practices. Contains special sections on condoms, lubricants, alcohol and other drugs. It includes a list of sexual behaviors -- from safe to dangerous.
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 907. Safer Sex - Talking with Your Partner© 1988 ETR Associates Reviewed 2003. Suggests ways to plan ahead. Explains what to say. Covers dealing with a partner's response.
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 908. Safer Sex Can Be Fun!©1992 ETR Associates Reviewed 1998. Written for gay men. Covers talking, oral sex, condoms, drugs and alcohol. Contains graphic images It also uses explicit sexual language.
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 909. Condoms, Contraceptives and STDs© 2003 American Social Health Association (ASHA) Some contraceptive methods help prevent STDs. Others only prevent pregnancy. This brochure describes the main methods and their effectiveness against STDs and pregnancy. Illustrations show how to use male and female condoms. |
 910. Safer Sex Self Test
© 1997 ETR Associates Revised 2003. Presents thought-provoking questions, including: What is HIV? What is safer sex? Am I at risk? |
 911. Sex Talk © 2003 American Social Health Association (ASHA) This brochure shows how talking can help partners strengthen intimacy as well as avoid sexually transmitted diseases. It suggests ways to begin talking about safer sex. It uses approaches that make the topic positive, erotic and even fun. Very popular with college audiences. |
 912. Hot Sex, Healthy Sex © 2002 American Social Health Association (ASHA) This brochure was developed and field tested with target audiences. It uses illustrations and direct language to explain the benefits of condom use. Encourages partners to talk. It lists phone numbers for the National STD, AIDS, SIDA, and Drug and Alcohol Hotlines. |
 913. Condoms - Think About It / Condones - Piénselo ©1994 ETR Associates Revised 2002. This is bilingual - has English on one side, Spanish on the other. Tells what a condom is and why it's important. Lists 4 easy steps to condom usage. |
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