CLEAN: Bringing AIDS Quilt's lost lives to life with technology

The video tutorial introduces a digital app that helps users explore the AIDS Quilt by identifying names and panels. It emphasizes the quilt's historical significance in the context of AIDS and serves as an educational tool to raise awareness about HIV. Personal stories from the AIDS crisis are shared, highlighting the impact on individuals and communities. The video also honors activists who contributed to AIDS awareness and provides a detailed look at the quilt's panels.

What is the primary function of the digital application related to the AIDS quilt?

• To sell quilt patterns

• To identify names and blocks on the quilt

• To organize quilt-making workshops

• To provide medical advice

Why is the digital application considered a valuable educational tool?

• It teaches quilt-making techniques

• It offers free medical check-ups

• It provides historical context about the AIDS quilt

• It helps in organizing quilt exhibitions

What misconception about HIV does the app aim to address?

• HIV can be cured with home remedies

• HIV only affects older adults

• HIV is only a problem in certain countries

• HIV is no longer a major issue

What personal experience is shared in the section about the AIDS crisis?

• Traveling to Africa for research

• Working in a hospital in the 2000s

• Losing friends in Houston during the 80s

• Living in New York during the 90s

Which city is mentioned in relation to personal losses during the AIDS crisis?

• Seattle

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• Miami

Who is one of the individuals commemorated on the quilt mentioned in the last section?

• David A. Godbout

• Michael Johnson

• Sarah Lee

• John Doe

What was David A. Godbout's profession?

• Teacher

• Musician

• Concierge

• Doctor