The 2007 ARCHIVE Institute Poster Competition encourages artists under the age of 18 from around the world to design and submit a poster that responds to the widespread AIDS epidemic and its influence on our lives. We expect submissions as diverse as the impact of the virus on individual and community lives.

Express your imagination and creativity to us through artwork! The competition launches during the summer of 2007, and winning entries receive recognition in January 2008. The competition will result in an online exhibit as well as a traveling exhibition of selected entries. From the choice of 6 regional finalists, the selection committee will appoint three winners.

The 2007 ARCHIVE Institute poster competition calls for poster designs from young artists under the age of 18 who want to help bring increased attention to the widespread AIDS epidemic. The theme for the competition focuses on the relationships between HIV/AIDS, “the home”, housing and/or communities. Winners from six regions will be identified accordingly.

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Every year on December 1st, individuals and organisations around the world campaign together to bring attention to the global AIDS epidemic.

To find out more about World AIDS Day 2007 and upcoming 2008 activities as they are posted click here.