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Personal Accounts of Officers, Staff, and Inmates at Cook County Jail During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Descriptions of the how authorities responded to the covid-19 pandemic by correctional officers, health care staff, and inmates at Cook County Jail.
School Outbreaks in Illinois by County
Map of School Outbreaks By County. Darker Blue areas indicates greater numbers of outbreaks in comparison to other counties. Of the 13 outbreaks in Illinois, on data from December 4 2020, 5 are from Cook County.
Article on Parents from Differing Race and Class Backgrounds and If Schools in the Chicago Area Should Re-open
This is an article from the Chicago Tribune which discusses differing views from parents on whether kids should be sent back to school in the Chicago area. Districts where families are economically disadvantaged do not want schools to re-open due to…
Essential Worker's in Chicago's Black and Brown Neighborhoods
This Block Club Chicago article has insight on how essential workers in Chicago's black and brown neighborhoods feel about having to take public transportation to work.
Firsthand Accounts from People of Diverse Backgrounds in Chicago on How the Covid-19 Pandemic Impacted Their Lives
These stories are part of a digital series in which a number of people from Chicago talk about the ways that their lives have changed as a result of the coronavirus pandemic. These people all have very diverse backgrounds. This document gives a…
FC Bayern face masks
Bayern Munich football club exhibited the face masks that the squad will be wearing.
College Senior Meme
A meme about college seniors on March 10th and on March 16th realizing how Covid is going to affect their last semester.
Operation NE Warriors Against Racism flyer
Flyer for the Operation NE Warriors Against Racism Black Lives Mater Protest
La Liga 2019-2020 season suspended indefinitely due to coronavirus
The coronavirus pandemic results in the suspension of the Spanish La Liga.
March 11, 2020: Day One? - By Paul Orlowicz
An interwoven narration of the first days of the Covid-19 pandemic as seen through the eyes of four related individuals: Paul Orlowicz, Deborah Durand, Pamela Orlowicz, and Charles Orlowicz.