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2020-03-18
"In the wake of the coronavirus (COVID-19) global pandemic, tribal nations – comprised of some of the most vulnerable communities in the United States – have been left out of the conversation. As the COVID-19 pandemic has now reached all 50 states, tribal governments also face heightened challenges to protect their citizens, and have inadequate federal funding and resources to do so." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-19
TikTok made to remind AP US History students to not miss their Zoom, and to remind about the changes to the AP Exam due to COVID-19. Disseminated via Instagram to students.
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2020-03-21
A document authorizing travel to FedEx essential workers during quarantine. Shows how strict people and companies assumed the quarantine would be. That people wouldn't be allowed to go out.
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2020-04-22
Asks for everyone's patience and faith in getting through the pandemic. Announces that the tribal offices and facilities will be closed until further notice and that the tribe has committed to continuing to pay employees. #IndigenousStories
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2006-04-22
This is a "Covid-19 Pop" handed out by a co-worker of my partner and a virus skeptic as a "joke" a few weeks ago. I am uncertain where the humor was supposed to lie. I do think it is an interesting record of what people were thinking and how they were processing this moment. The company laid off half of the workforce due to the virus a few days later.
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2020-03-15
"While Census field operations are on hold until at least April 1 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it's even more important for Alaskans to respond to the Census from home...For the first time, you can choose to complete the census online, by phone, or by mail." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-01
"Stay Home. For our elders, for our tribes, for our culture, for our future...in solidarity we stand together." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-07
Offers World Health Organization guidelines to Alaskan Natives on how to avoid the coronovirus, including the dispelling of myths like "cold weather and snow kill the virus." #IndigenousStories
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03/20/2020
Restrictions enacted to protect village from exposure to virus while attempting to keep life operating at a normal pace. #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-18
"The history of relations between the United States and tribal nations is replete with broken promises," which is why the unlawful release of tribal information provided to the Department of Treasury by tribes applying to receive funds from CARES Act has raised alarms. "The Southern Ute Indian Tribe has taken steps to make sure that its bank account is secure." #IndigenousStories
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2020-04-21
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
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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2020-04-22
Now that we are well into our second month of social distancing and isolation at home, we need to look for new ways to amuse ourselves during down-times. I'm getting tired of television programming and streamed videos. In our household, we've found that working on a jigsaw puzzle is a good way to relax for a few minutes between work, chores and other activities. I got this puzzle for Christmas a year or two ago, and it was forgotten in a closet until I discovered it and put it to use the other day.
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2020-04-22
Peter Nguyen - shipping and supplies clerk, taken by his wife Serina Nguyen (our first employees to get married while working at New Orleans East Hospital!). Peter is photographed right after he received the shipment of N95 masks from American Accessories International, LLC. We are most grateful to Eric Zeanah and American Accessories International.
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2020-04-16
Twitter post making a joke about social distancing in crime. In these unprecedented times, a little comedic relief can be greatly appreciated. #DePaulHST391
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2020-04-22
A Word document file of what my experience with the pandemic has been as well as the impact it had on my family
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2020-04-22
Week of April 20
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2020-04-08
LCMC Health CEO gives out t-shirts to the healthcare workers on the frontlines.
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2020-04-08
Logo Express Marketing Inc donates shirts to healthcare staff.
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04/06/2020
West Jeff gets treated with Soul Food from Cafe 615 Home of Da Wabbit!
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03/23/2020
Westwego Police Department informing the public what they should and should not do during the stay at home order.
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2020-04-08
Jordan Bradbury Catering is feeding frontline workers at West Jefferson Medical Center and Ochsner.
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2020-04-08
The Alario Center, a multipurpose venue that has served as a COVID-19 drive through testing site, will close testing operations on April 9th.
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04/06/2020
Westwego Police Department is asking people to be the solution and stay home.
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2020-04-07
Over 100 pizzas were delivered to West Jefferson Medical Center.
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2020-05-26
This is my third entry, and I have found that people are beginning to not pay rent. The apartment complex have posted notes on the door's of people who have yet to pay, threatening to evict them. Sadly, I doubt this will amount to anything, as very few people are still here and so I wish them luck in evicting people who aren't even here, since they are threatening to actually evict people. It truly shows how much they care for us as their tenants when they shut down all of their services and leave rent prices the same, truly magnificent.
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2020-04-14
While addressing the way in which she uses museums and local histories in her research and teaching, University of Alabama was surprised how she twice referenced the pandemic perhaps to show how her journey to academic life has come full circle. She went back to school after watching the Towers fall on 9/11.
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2020-04-04
His facial expression is sad and the fact that we are in a desolate area; no one is around.
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2020-04-02
I currently live in Chicago with my mother, stepfather, and my four little siblings. Because of the pandemic, all playgrounds are closed and fenced off with biohazard tape (which, I find amusing). Lots of large parks are open, but these days they tend to get oddly crowded when it's nice outside. On this beautiful afternoon, we decided to take the kids to ride their bikes in the large and unused parking lot of the Basic Wire & Cable Company, a very out of the way spot where I learned how to ride a bike and drive a car. #DePaulHST391
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2020-04-21
We are a family of four living on a hobby farm in SE Minnesota's Driftless Area. Two kids are home from University. One will miss her graduation event and the other is in Med School doing on-line classes 12 hrs a day. The country internet is slow and nerves are fragile because of that. We've been out grocery shopping numerous times, but haven't seen any friends. It's very isolating. We've let neighbors and friends know we are available to help shop or cook and are cooking food for delivery to a homeless shelter. We have no close family and have heard from almost no one. People here seem to have closed in with their families and churches and excluded much of the outside world. Watching the news, we fear for our country. There seems to be no plan for the future, only empty political hype.
- Jeff Pipes, 59, MN
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2020-03-19
HUM402
On March 19, this email was sent to all UTas students in response to the outbreak of COVID-19 and its impact on the delivery of lectures. For thousands of students, this meant that the academic year was significantly going to change.
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2020-04-21
A vídeo of the skies during the quarantine.
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2020-04-01
HUM402
This is a text from the Australian Government sent to my personal device spreading awareness of the importance of adhering to government regulations and protecting others during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2020-04-20
Pride-themed protective equipment during the COVID-19 pandemic
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2020-04-07
Weeks prior to the initial protests that occurred in masses throughout the United States, including DC and California, a single woman is seen showing her hatred for the current situation while in a line following social distancing precautions.
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2020-04-06
Quarantined photo shoot for the first birthday of a young boy. Shows celebrations in time quarantine and how people still made light of the somewhat scary situations.
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2020-04-21
Anti-lockdown protesters displaying no sense of physical distancing (or intelligence.)
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2020-04-20
People's only exercise is often walking. People started putting signs in their front yards, to amuse, provoke a smile or just say hi.
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2020-04-20
To make children's daily walks more interesting people started putting plush animals in windows, trees and gardens to create a safari.
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2020-04-22
Billboard giving instructions for social distancing
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2020-04-22
Public billboards warning people of restrictions and telling them to go home.
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2020-03-20
Thousands of residential renters plan to stop paying their landlords from April 2020 in a nationwide strike as government negotiations stall.
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2020-03-17
As lockdowns loom, people panic buy and grocery shelves remain empty.
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2020-03-16
As the threat of COVID-19 drew closer to home a few local retail businesses in Kentucky have responded through social media by producing topical merchandise designs such as this one. A play on the state slogan “united we stand, divided we fall” it is a nod to the social distancing rule of keeping six feet apart. It is also a humorous re-imagining of Kentucky’s state flag design, which usually reads “Commonwealth of Kentucky” instead of “Commonhealth of Kentucky” and normally features the two figures seen in the center of the image shaking hands. In this image, however, they stand like the rest of us, being in each other’s company from a distance. #DePaulHST391
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2020-03
Home office. Since 16th March we were asked to work from home and were given necessary hardware from the office to set up our stations at home.
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2020-03
Home office. Since 16th March we were asked to work from home and were given necessary hardware from the office to set up our stations at home.
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2020-04-08
○ Every day at 5pm people across the state of Kentucky turn on their televisions and tune in to Governor Andy Beshear’s daily update on COVID-19. For many this daily ritual has become a source of comfort and encouragement, a glimmer of hope. Every day for weeks Governor Beshear has come on TV to remind Kentuckians that their individual actions are powerful and their choices to follow social distancing guidelines during this crisis directly affect the other people in their communities, and reminds everyone that as “Team Kentucky” the state will get through the COVID-19 pandemic together. #DePaulHST391
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2020-04-20
Steven Luse
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2020-04-19
Freeway sign heading north on I-10 near the Wild Horse Pass Casino. The signs states:
Stay Home
Stay Healthy
Stop Covid-19
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2020-04-21
5 yo Maya Peralta-Kole plays "Rock, paper, scissors," through the fence with her neighbor and classmate from Scales Technology Academy. Though, it's a bit hard to play without a clear line of site. After calling "Rock, paper, scissors," the girls ask each other what they picked. The first to answer that question is usually the first to lose.
