VOICED : Una revista impresa con sangre VIH positivo

The magazine uses blood from HIV-positive donors mixed with ink to print its pages, aiming to raise awareness and reduce stigma associated with HIV. The initiative emphasizes that handling the magazine is safe, just as touching an HIV-positive person is. The magazine's production involved sterilizing the blood to ensure safety. The media's reaction highlights ongoing stigma, and proceeds from sales are donated to charity.

What is the primary goal of the magazine printed with blood from HIV-positive individuals?

• To promote a new printing technology

• To raise awareness about the stigma of HIV

• To create a collectible item

• To generate profit for the publishers

How many copies of the special edition magazine were printed?

• 4,000

• 2,000

• 3,000

• 1,000

What was done to ensure the safety of the blood used in the magazine?

• It was sterilized and tested

• It was mixed with water

• It was frozen

• It was diluted with ink

Who were the donors of the blood used in the magazine?

• A student, a lawyer, and a chef

• A doctor, a nurse, and a teacher

• A mother, a heterosexual man, and a homosexual man

• A scientist, an artist, and a writer

What will the proceeds from the magazine sales be used for?

• To pay the magazine staff

• To donate to charity

• To fund more magazine editions

• To support HIV research