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  2020-04-03

  Museum of Fine Arts, Boston COVID Response

  On April 3rd, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston joined museums around the country when it announced it would furlough between 325 and 340 of its 750 employees as part of the MFA's strategy to mitigate financial losses caused by the coronavirus. In a guerilla art installation, Boston artist Peter Agoos placed a surgical mask over Antonio López García’s sculpture “Day,” which stands outside the museum.
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  2020-04-21

  North Adams Community Quarantine Cookbook

  Residents of North Adams, a small city in Western Massachusetts have begun compiling community recipes and kitchen hacks into a digital cookbook. From the organizer: "Think of this like a potluck, where you share your recipes and your friends can make your dish themselves. It's a way for us to stay connected in these socially distant times."
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  04/21/2020

  Call for Submissions: North Adams Community Quarantine Cookbook

  Residents of North Adams, a small city in Western Massachusetts have begun compiling community recipes and kitchen hacks into a digital cookbook. From the organizer: "Think of this like a potluck, where you share your recipes and your friends can make your dish themselves. It's a way for us to stay connected in these socially distant times."
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  2020-04-19

  Green Lights of Kentucky #12

  (Pictured: Semi with green cabin lights) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #11

  (Pictured: Front porch, KY) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-09

  Green Lights of Kentucky #10

  (Pictured: Barn and cow, North Madison County, KY) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-09

  Green Lights of Kentucky #9

  (Pictured: Barn and cow, North Madison County, KY) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #8

  (Pictured: Green lights and night sky, Kentucky) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #7

  (Pictured: Front Porch, Louisville, KY) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #6

  (Pictured: Ale-8-One regional soda bottle) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #5

  (Pictured: Florence, KY Water Tower) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-20

  Green Lights of Kentucky #4

  (Pictured: Fountain, downtown Somerset) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-11

  Green Lights of Kentucky #3

  (Pictured: Old Fayette County Court House) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-11

  Green Lights of Kentucky #2

  (Pictured: Main St., Lexington KY) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-08

  Green Lights of Kentucky #1

  (Pictured: Kentucky State Capitol) On March 21, 2020, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear asked Kentuckians to show green lights each night a COVID-19 fatality is reported — a show of solidarity and resilience that unites the Commonwealth. “Every night that I have to report a fatality, it’s a small thing, but we’re going to light the Kentucky Governor’s Mansion green. Green is the color of compassion, it’s the color of empathy. It’s also a color of renewal. According to my faith, when you pass from this world, your body is just a vessel and your soul moves to an ever better and more special place.”
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  2020-04-16

  Animal Crossing, NKY Style

  Many people around the world are escaping into the unfailingly wholesome and customizable world of Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Though insulated from the pandemic, COVID-19 often follows players into the digital world they create. A user from Northern Kentucky used the custom crafting feature in the game to share Governor Andy Beshear's message of social distancing with their town's villagers.
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  2020-04-20

  Parc de la Distance

  Tom Ravenscroft for Dezeen: "Austria-based studio Precht has designed a maze-like park divided by high hedges that would allow people to be outdoors while maintaining social distance during the coronavirus pandemic. The park would have numerous routes divided by 90-centimetre-wide hedges to maintain a safe physical distance between its visitors. Arranging the paths in a finger print-shaped swirl pattern creates many routes that can be used simultaneously. Each of the red-granite gravel paths through the park would be around 600 metres long and circulate visitors from the edge of the park to the centre, where fountains would be located, and back round. Gates on the entrances and exits to each of the routes, which would take around 20 minutes to walk, would indicate if a route is occupied. The park is proposed for a vacant plot in Vienna, where the famous Schönbrunn and Belvedere parks are currently closed."
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #7 -- Maintain Physical Distnacing Poster

  Digital poster template hosted on Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation, information source: WHO
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #6 -- Pink 7 Step Prevention Coronavirus Awareness Poster

  Digital poster template hosted by Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation, information source: WHO
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #5 -- Purple and Gray Coronavirus Awareness Instagram Post

  Digital Instagram template hosted by Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation, information source: WHO
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #4 -- Blue Bordered Stop The Spread Instagram Post

  Instagram post template hosted by Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation.
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #3 -- Blue and Orange Stop The Spread Facebook Post

  Facebook post template hosted by Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation.
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  2020-04-20

  Canva Template #2 -- Purple and White Work From Home Tools Instagram Post

  Instagram post template hosted by Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation.
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  04/20/2020

  Canva Template #1 -- Blue and Green Self-Quarantine Guidelines Coronavirus Poster

  Poster template hosted on Canva.com, customizable design with text locked to prevent the spread of misinformation. Information source: CDC
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  04/17/2020

  Canva COVID Newsletter

  Email newsletter distributed to users of Canva, an online graphic design application. Text asks users to help stop the spread of misinformation regarding COVID-19 by using a suite of templates featuring information sourced from the WHO. The design elements of these templates can be customized by users, but the text is locked, ensuring that the information shared is reliable.