Community. Healing. Resources. March 4th, 2021 | Volume 50

"Let there be an opening into the quiet that lies beneath the chaos, where you find the peace you did not think possible and see what shimmers within the storm." ― John O'Donohue

Arts & Culture Resources:

Books Read By - Discover what the world’s most interesting people are reading. For author Charles Yu, ‘non-writing time can also be productive’ Virtual Visit – Permanent Collection Galleries — Weisman Art Museum You’re New Here, Aren’t You? Digital Theater’s Unexpected Upside

Anti-Racism Resources:

What Is Redlining? How Residential Segregation Shaped US Cities COVID Doesn’t Discriminate. But People Do. During the pandemic, it’s not enough to just save Chinatowns. We need to talk about anti-Asian violence, too. Being Black in Minnesota's suburbs and farmlands: a new exhibit tells the stories Racial Barriers To Alzheimer's Care Hurt Patients And Families

COVID-19 Resources:

More than 11 million households face homelessness when COVID-19 protections expire Which Coronavirus Variants Are In The US And How Worried Should We Be? Why Opening Restaurants Is Exactly What the Coronavirus Wants Us to Do America’s Immigration System Is a COVID Superspreader

Educational/Emotional Resources:

To all the clothes I’ve loved before 'The clouds cleared': what terminal lucidity teaches us about life, death and dementia Homework: The Audre Lorde Questionnaire to Oneself Pandemic drinking isn't fun anymore

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