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              PNG men say no to violence
              AU ANUA 801-5 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Human rights and public health poster. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts the white ribbon symbol to end violence against women, with text explaining the symbolism of the white ribbon and supporting an end to violence against women. List of supporting government agents and organisation included.

              Pep?
              AU ANUA 801-10 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster. Advocating against family and sexual violence. Poster image depicts a woman running away with a hand out of frame grabbing her wrist. Poster text explains the purposes of post-exposure prophylaxis, when to take it and where to find it. List of supporting government agents and organisation included.

              PNG men say no to violence
              AU ANUA 801-7 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Human rights and public health poster. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts the white ribbon symbol to end violence against women, with text explaining the symbolism of the white ribbon and supporting an end to violence against women. List of supporting government agents and organisation included.

              AU ANUA 801-12 · Item · 26-Jun-05
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster for World Aids Day 2004. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts 6 women looking solemn, with text describing the consequences family violence and HIV/AIDS from the first person perspective.

              Play safe
              AU ANUA 801-18 · Item · c. 2001
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster advocating for safe sexual health practices from the PNG National AIDS Council. Poster image depicts Captain of the Australian Kangaroos rugby league football team Brad Fittler, with personal message supporting safe sexual health practices superimposed as text.

              Champions play safe
              AU ANUA 801-19 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster advocating for safe sexual health practices and condom use from Karamap brand condoms. Poster image depicts Australian rugby league champion Mal Meninga promoting the use of condoms to protect against HIV/AIDS.

              Em I No inap Kamap long Mi!
              AU ANUA 801-22 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster promoting safe sexual health practices and minimising the risk of HIV/AIDS from the PNG National Aids Council. Poster image depicts 4 people gesturing to the camera, with a picture of a condom at the bottom.

              AU ANUA 801-14 · Item · 1-Dec-04
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster for World Aids Day 2004. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts 6 women looking solemn, with text describing the consequences family violence and HIV/AIDS from the first person perspective.

              AU ANUA 801-20 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster aiming to destigmatise HIV/AIDS infection produced by the PNG Aids Council. Poster image includes 7 people of various ages, genders, and cultural backgrounds standing in a forest, with text describing how HIV/AIDS infection is indiscriminate and advocating for good quality of life for HIV-positive people

              AU ANUA 801-15 · Item · 1-Dec-04
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster for World Aids Day 2004. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts 6 women looking solemn, with text describing the consequences family violence and HIV/AIDS from the first person perspective.

              AU ANUA 801-13 · Item · 26-Jun-05
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster for World Aids Day 2004. Advocating against sexual and family violence, and violence against women. Poster image depicts 6 women looking solemn, with text describing the consequences family violence and HIV/AIDS from the first person perspective.

              AU ANUA 801-21 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster on HIV/AIDS from the PNG National AIDS Council. Poster images and text demystify the lifestyle, cultural, and sexual practices that do not and can cause HIV/AIDS infection.

              Em I No inap Kamap long Mi!
              AU ANUA 801-23 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster promoting safe sexual health practices and minimising the risk of HIV/AIDS from the PNG National Aids Council. Poster image depicts 4 people gesturing to the camera, with a picture of a condom at the bottom.

              AU ANUA 801-24 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Public health poster advocating for safe sexual health practices and condom use from Karamap brand condoms. Poster images depicts a couple embracing, with text supporting condom use and awareness of HIV status

              No condom no sex!
              AU ANUA 801-37 · Item · no date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Poster with young man holding a condom and text "Stay long and be strong use a condom every time; Remember, you don't have to have sex just because condoms are around, but if you decide to take the risk and have sex, now youve got no more excuses to not have safe sex!" Produced by the National AIDS Council supported by the Australian Government".

              AU ANUA 801-51 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Poster published by the Papua New Guinea Electoral Commission with all candidates photos and ballot numbers. Two candidates have had their party amended with printed corrections and tape.

              AU ANUA 801-76 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Malaria awareness poster. Headline in Tok Pisin, main text in recommending that if a family doesnt have enough mosquito nets for everyone they should make sure that children under 5 use the nets. Papua New Guinea Department of Health.

              Development is a Human Right
              AU ANUA 801-82 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Poster with photo of a young Asian girl above the complete text of UN Resolution 41/128, on the right to development. United Nations office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights.

              AU ANUA 801-78 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Malaria awareness poster. Headline in Tok Pisin, main text in recommending that if a family doesnt have enough mosquito nets for everyone, they should make sure that children under 5 and pregnant women use the nets. Papua New Guinea Department of Health.

              AU ANUA 801-77 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Malaria awareness poster. Headline in Tok Pisin, main text in recommending that if a family doesnt have enough mosquito nets for everyone they should make sure that pregnant women use the nets. Papua New Guinea Department of Health.

              Development is a Human Right
              AU ANUA 801-83 · Item · No date
              Part of Richard Eves' Pacific posters

              Poster with photo of a young Asian girl above text: "Its not an act of nature that leaves more than one billion people around the world locked in the jaws of poverty. Its a result of the denial of their fundamental human right to development. We must act together to make the right to development a reality for everyone - United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay". United Nations office of the High Commissioner of Human Rights.

              AU ANUA 741 · Series · 1995 - 2020

              Largely consists of material on HIV/AIDS in the Asia/Pacific region. Also contains materials on other health and governmental issues. See box list for more details.

              Eves, Richard
              Papers of Gordon Thomas
              AU ANUA 584 · Series · 1900 - 2004

              This collection of documents and images relating to Gordon Thomas's time in Rabaul, Papua New Guinea includes correspondence with the Department of External Territories regarding persons lost on the Montevideo Maru and proclamations from the Chief of the Japanese Army during the Japanese occuptaion of Rabaul. Photographs from the 1910s and 1930s are of people and places in German New Guinea.

              Thomas, Edward Llewellyn Gordon
              Brian J. Egloff papers
              AU ANUA 729 · Series · 1940 - 2023

              Contains items related to: Egloff's thesis research, excavation at Wanigela, Collingwood Bay and Trobiand Island research notes, Northern District research notes, Goodenough Island research notes (with Peter Lauer), Ubir language materials, Rainu kinship studies; papers related to the Tam Ting Caves, Laos (conservation project); and a collection of papers relating to Egloff's tenure at the Papua New Guinea Museum and Art Gallery.

              Egloff, Brian J.