The American Folklife Center at the Library of Congress is partnering with StoryCorps to collect stories about the COVID-19 pandemic. The multiyear initiative will document, archive, and make accessible Americans’ experiences with COVID-19, to strengthen understanding of American life during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Center is especially interested in collecting stories from workers at the frontlines of COVID-19 care (medical professionals, emergency service workers, and others).
This initiative is part of the COVID-19 American History Project, a Congressionally funded program to record and preserve American experiences with COVID-19. CLICK HERE learn more about the Project.
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Sally Hadden (62), Adam Strong-Morse (49), and Jodi Michaels (50), colleagues at Feed the Fight Kalamazoo, discuss their work providing food to the Kalamazoo community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Colleagues LaVonna Connelly [no age given] and Arun Prem (63) consider the COVID-19 pandemic through a transportation lens. They outline how Facilitating Access to Coordinated Transportation (FACT) successfully served San Diego county during lockdown, discuss the long-term impacts of pandemic...