Milan Airport Authorities testing people's temperature on February 6, 2020. (Photo by Department of Civil Protection, Italy)
The Great Pause: COVID-19 around the world
The World Health Organization’s official declaration that COVID-19 is a pandemic serves as a powerful reminder for us all of how connected we are as a planet. The measures adopted in Asia and Europe inform the local response to the virus, as America starts to see an increase of cases and implements plans to slow down the rate of infection.
From the lessons drawn from South Korea’s response, to the impact of the outbreak on small rural communities of Washington state, our global fellows and Report for America corps members explore the multiple angles of the pandemic across the globe.
A look back at one year of COVID-19 coverage from Report for America
Governor’s popularity wanes as pandemic wears down Kentuckians
COVID-19 restrictions send mental health ripples through Naval Academy
For Italy’s Muslims, few mosques to pray and fewer places to bury COVID-19 dead
Kids in WV are going hungry as state touts summer feeding plan
Essential workers go hungry as food rots in America’s agricultural heart
TruthTalks: Reporting from the frontlines of COVID-19
Postal Service can ‘deliver democracy’ in November. But partisanship could limit where.
In the shadow of COVID-19, an unprecedented attack on press freedom
A New Haven homeless shelter adapts to protect its most vulnerable
The chaplains caring for the caregivers on the front lines of COVID-19
Life in Paradise: A deadly wildfire raged. Then the pandemic hit.
Women in Muslim countries prepare for ‘least, most’ Ramadan
Online activism keeps Earth Day alive during the pandemic
Indonesian Muslims brace for somber Ramadan amid pandemic restrictions
Confronting the emotional toll of covering COVID-19
One church’s tale of two pandemics, 100 years apart
Building resilience during a crisis: COVID-19 advice from the head of Ford China
The crisis in Italy’s hospitals hits home as south braces for impact
