A late work by Polish-French poster artist Roman Cieślewicz (1930–1996), using all-caps Schmale Block for the appeal “Amis! Protégez!” (“Friends! Protect!”). The poster was commissioned by Bruno Ughetto of Artis, Paris, for the Images pour la lutte contre le Sida (“Images for the fight against AIDS) campaign and printed by Graficaza in an edition of 1,000 copies. It’s included in the collections of the Centre Pompidou and the Stedelijk Museum. If you want one, too, there’s currently a copy on sale at Place des Arts.

From King in Exile:

Gillian Crampton Smith and Sarah Curtis […] worked closely with the London borough of Wandsworth to create these comics promoting contraception and safe sex to London teens in the style of stories from popular teen magazine Jackie. They promoted the use of contraception and family planning clinics, explaining how to use both condoms and the pill. They also highlighted the stigma surrounding teen pregnancy at the time and aimed to warn teenagers against being pressured into sex.

Too Great A Risk! drawn by Ian Gibson (source)