Photograph of an AIDS quilt laid out in the University Union for World AIDS Day. Many of the sections are partially visible, including one of a mother and her baby with the words "PASS-ON" above them, one with hearts and smiley faces and the message "Give our hearts give you...HOPE" with 'HOPE' spelled in hearts, and one with several languages and the earth in the center. A sign in front of it reads "World AIDS Day AIDS Memorial Quilt Blocks Display; University Union, Courtyard and One O'Clock Lounge, Level 1. November 29-30, 2007 Free event, Open to everyone. FREE HIV screening will be offered through the ---".

Photograph of a portion of an AIDS quilt on display in the University Union. There are three sections visible. One depicts a mother and her baby with a message that reads "HIV can be transmitted to babies during birth or through breast milk. Coral Reef Senior High. Morano Fa----, Stephanie Smith, Jennifer Ba---, Jing Jing Zeng". The others are in foreign languages and only partially in the frame.

Photograph of Jan Meyer's section of the AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and part of another section is barely visible above it.

Photograph of the top of the upper section of an AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and two rectangle sections are at the top with smaller squares collected in the middle.

Photograph of a display at UNT focusing on the AIDS quilt and sections of it is hanging up in the Union. There is a worker at a table in front of the quilt and two visitors standing in front of her. In the middle of the quilt is a logo that reads "Education for Zero Infection" with squares, with the speakers' names inside of them, arranged around it.

Photograph of an AIDS quilt hanging up in the University Union for World AIDS Day. Most of the sections are fully visible. The names and dates and ages are displayed on the sections. One reads "We are surrounded by mirrors and cannot see" around the border and in the middle "For My Roomie" is reversed.

Photograph of an AIDS quilt laid out in the University Union. Many of the sections are partially visible, including one of a mother and her baby, one with hearts and smiley faces, one with several languages and an earth in the center, and one that reads "AIDS affects all nations".

Photograph of a display at UNT focusing on the AIDS quilt and sections of it is hanging up in the Union. It is attached to a wooden beam and there is a border of rectangle sections with smaller squares collected in the middle. There is a stand in front of the quilt with a sign for "UNT Allies Building a campus community free of harassment and discrimination that is welcoming for everyone." and newspaper clippings are attached to it.

Photograph of a section of the AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and the sections for Michael Allen Pugh, Randy Wheeler, Mark DeWayne Carter, Rickie Night and Roger Grey, Dr. James Edward Stahlecker, Jan Meyer, Tim Ray Humpheries, James Bradley Eddins, and David Jerald and Jerry Garrett are all visible.

Photograph of James Bradley Eddins' section of the AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and there is a mountain, a rainbow, birds, plants, figures and the dates of his life on it.

Photograph of a section of the AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and the sections for Rickie Night and Roger Grey, Dr. James Edward Stahlecker, Jan Meyer, and Tim Ray Humpheries are at the center. Four other sections are also attached.

Photograph of the top of the upper section of an AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. It is hanging from a wooden beam and two rectangle sections are at the top with smaller squares collected in the middle.

Photograph of a display at UNT focusing on the AIDS quilt and sections of it is hanging up in the Union. There is a worker in front of the quilt. In the middle of the quilt is a logo that reads "Education for Zero Infection" with squares, with the speakers' names inside of them, arranged around it.

Photograph of someone standing in front of the AIDS quilt on display on the UNT campus. The pieces for Dr. James Edward Stahlecker, Jan Meyer, and Tim Ray Humpheries are in the center and four others are bordering them.

Photograph of a display at UNT focusing on the AIDS quilt and sections of it is hanging up in the Union. There are two workers in front of the quilt with a laptop and a sign that reads "Questions about the AIDS quilt". In the middle of the quilt is a logo that reads "Education for Zero Infection" with squares, with the speakers' names inside of them, arranged around it.