VOICED: Uganda memory books tell of mothers' love, stark AIDS truths

The video discusses Harriet, a Ugandan woman living with AIDS, and her efforts to prepare her children for a future without her through a memory book. This book includes family history, life advice, and property lists, serving as both a personal record and a legal document. The initiative helps families discuss sensitive issues and combat HIV stigma, while also ensuring orphans receive their due rights.

What is the significance of writing a memory book for orphans in Harriet's situation?

In what ways does Harriet's story reflect the impact of AIDS on families?