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cyberswede

(26,117 posts)
Thu Jun 21, 2012, 04:51 PM Jun 2012

Mobile app for 25th anniversary of the AIDS Memorial Quilt

Creating worldwide access
UI team works to develop a mobile web app for the 25th anniversary of the AIDS Memorial Quilt

This year marks the 25th anniversary of the creation of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, a work of art that reflects the worldwide scope and personal impact of the AIDS pandemic.

As part of the commemoration, the University of Iowa Digital Studio for the Public Humanities (DSPH) is working to make the quilt more available and accessible to people around the world.

http://now.uiowa.edu/2012/06/creating-worldwide-access

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Is it ok to cross-post this in the HIV/AIDS Support group?
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Mobile app for 25th anniversary of the AIDS Memorial Quilt (Original Post) cyberswede Jun 2012 OP
I have seen the quilt on many occasions. William769 Jun 2012 #1
Wow -- incredible Wheezy Jun 2012 #2
Thank you for posting. DURHAM D Jun 2012 #3
This app has now been launched. cyberswede Jul 2012 #4

William769

(55,147 posts)
1. I have seen the quilt on many occasions.
Thu Jun 21, 2012, 04:56 PM
Jun 2012

I break down every time I do.

Thanks so much for posting this, and yes it can be cross-posted in the HIV/AIDS Group and probably just about anywhere else.

DURHAM D

(32,610 posts)
3. Thank you for posting.
Thu Jun 21, 2012, 05:50 PM
Jun 2012

The picture from 1996 is beautiful and sad. I made the trip to D.C. for the event. It is just overwhelming and you experience such a range of emotions. Because I had attended the event in 1987 I kept thinking about the increase in size; the increase in the number of panels representing unnecessary lost lives and felt so angry about the waste of a generation.

As I was starting to leave the area I noticed a crowd swarming and walked over. It was Al and Tipper Gore. They had come quietly and without an entourage. Everyone was reacting with such emotion and most of us were crying with gratitude. Such a change from the Reagan Bush years...

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