- Jessica, 17
Endorsed by The NAMES Project Foundation, The AIDS Memorial Quilt, Todd's presentation utilizes The AIDS Memorial Quilt as a visual learning tool, in place of the traditional textbook, in order to start the dialogue.
The Quilt offers a unique way to reach people with the message of HIV prevention. “Seeing The Quilt creates a ‘teachable moment’, when young people are receptive to information that can save their lives”.
This open-forum style, learning situation is designed to encourage students to discuss issues and ask questions concerning HIV transmission and AIDS prevention.
"Your heartfelt and touching presentation generated days of discussion amongst my friends: each student was touched by your personal story and seeing pieces of the Quilt brought HIV/AIDS closer to us and made it not just a disease, but a part of life." - Marcus, 20
This upbeat seminar is more diverse than just HIV/AIDS.
It includes discussions on:
- Self-esteem issues
- The ability to say ”No”
- Care and compassion issues
- Talking to peers and parents
See what others have to say about Todd Fogel’s Program:
- South Florida High School Teacher

"Emphasizing the use of the word "NO" and "think twice before you trust someone, when it comes to your sexual health and safety weighed heavy on my mind that it prompted me to talk to my parents for the first time about the HIV/AIDS and other concerns that I had, thank you."
- Sara, 16
"Your candor and humor in regards to this delicate subject matter was refreshing as well as entertaining. It was amazing to laugh and learn at the same time; AWESOME JOB!!!" -Thomas. 19
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