Digital Latin American posters collection grows

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The posters included in this new dig­i­tal project were cre­ated by a wide vari­ety of social activists, non-governmental orga­ni­za­tions, gov­ern­ment agen­cies, polit­i­cal par­ties, and other types of orga­ni­za­tions across Latin Amer­ica, in order to pub­li­cize their views, posi­tions, agen­das, poli­cies, events, and ser­vices. Even though posters pro­duced in Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Mex­ico, and Venezuela are the most abun­dant among the more than two thou­sand cur­rently avail­able in the site, almost every coun­try in the region is rep­re­sented. In terms of top­ics, some of the best rep­re­sented are human rights, elec­tions, gen­der issues, indige­nous issues, labor, ecol­ogy and envi­ron­men­tal issues, devel­op­ment, pub­lic health, and education.

The Latin Amer­i­can Posters Col­lec­tion is a com­po­nent of the larger col­lec­tion of Latin Amer­i­can ephemera that Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity Library has devel­oped since the 1970s.

View the Latin Amer­i­can Posters Col­lec­tion at Prince­ton Uni­ver­sity Library

Image cap­tion: Diga basta! Vamos a cam­biar la his­to­ria! Movimiento Asam­bleas del Pueblo. Par­tido de las Asam­bleas, Argentina

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