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  • A Maasai mother with a child; representing support for the healthcare work of Memisa among the Maasai. Colour lithograph for Memisa, ca. 2000.
  • Men and women from all walks of life including a man in army camouflage uniform, a nurse, a businessman wearing a suit and briefcase and a painter; an advertisement for the Tanzania AIDS Project by USAID and AIDSCap. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • Four slaves in East Africa chained at the neck carrying brushwood fuel; other slaves chained at the neck working in rice fields. Wood engraving or process print after J.B. Zwecker after J.A. Grant.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • Two women sit in discussion representing a safe-sex advertisement for Salama condoms by the Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit (PSI) as part of AIDSCAP. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • A woman raises her finger to her male partner as they walk along together representing a safe-sex advertisement for Salama condoms by the Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit (PSI) as part of AIDSCAP. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • A mother finds her baby suffering from malarial fever and is carried to the nearest clinic: malaria prevention in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by the Ministry of Health, 2002.
  • Mahiwa, Tanzania: people collecting tamarind fruit in a wooded area. Photograph, ca. 1917.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • A man and woman wearing a hat and head scarf link arms together with their baby below representing families uniting against AIDS; an AIDS prevention advertisement by Amref, Tanzania. Colour lithograph by M. Sawaya, 1991.
  • People exercising: keep fit campaign to mark World Health Day in Tanzania 2002. Colour lithograph by the Ministry of Health, 2002.
  • A family eating dinner at a table turn away from a man smoking: anti-smoking campaign in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by the Tanzania Public Health Assocation, 2001.
  • A crowd brandishing banners and toothbrushes stand upon a personified smiling world: promoting dental hygiene to mark World Health Day in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by Unicef, 1994.
  • Mueleze! Bila Salama? Hata siku moja by the Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit (PSI) as part of AIDSCAP. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • Community-based AIDS prevention and care in Africa : building on local initiatives.
  • A man standing on a ladder holds up his hands to hold onto a telephone pylon to save himself from falling as a puzzled bird flies above; a safe-sex advertisement for Salama condoms to prevent AIDS. Lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • A nurse administers an oral polio vaccination in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by Unicef, 2002.
  • A nurse holds up a phial in a clinic full of mothers and babies: the new vaccine against liver disease in infants in Tanzania. Colour lithograph by R. Mbago, 2002.
  • A nurse immunizing a baby, and people exercising: keep fit campaign to mark World Health Day in Tanzania 2002. Colour lithograph by Unicef ca. 2000.
  • A woman in a check dress points her finger at the chest of her male partner representing a safe-sex advertisement for Salama condoms by the Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit (PSI) as part of AIDSCAP. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.
  • A woman in a striped top raises her hand as she discusses the topic of AIDS with her 2 colleagues walking beside her; a safe-sex advertisement for Salama condoms by the Tanzania AIDS Project Social Marketing Unit (PSI) as part of AIDSCAP. Colour lithograph, ca. 1996.