Universiti Putra Malaysia

Properly the date for our workshop in UPM was 2 days before. But on Tuesday we had no audience.  I think there was a little communication problem. But a teacher invited Alex and me to hold our workshop in his class. We were happy about this opportunity that we can still talk with the UPM students about HIV/AIDS. 
 

On Thursday Alex and I went to DKFEM-3, like Germans always on time, but no one was there. Eng May told us that classes in Malaysia always start 10-20 minutes later. We still have to learn a lot about the Malaysian thinking .

Soon or later we had our workshop in front of about 50 students, a good result I think comparing to Tuesday.

The workshop was during regular class time, so we had not so much time to talk to the students. Unfortunately Alex and I had to shorten our presentation. But the students were active and asked a lot of questions. So we had a lot of fun and we raised awareness about HIV and AIDS. It is always a great feeling to know that the people know now more about HIV and know the way to live with it or with HIV+ people.

                                                                                               

 Alex shows how to use a condom in the right way.

The two UPM students try opening it the way Alex told them

Thank you for your cooperation!