#PANDEMIC

Monise L. Seward

MoniseLSeward

Here's the thing: Teaching during a pandemic is new.There were things happening in almost every district that were unnecessary. Things that could have been changed but folks are scared of

Rebecca Gruby

RebeccaGruby

Another article on the impacts of the pandemic on academic mothers. https://bit.ly/2ZgjW6T Recognition is good, action is better. I asked a 11K member group of 'Academic Mamas' how their institutions

Lonni Besançon

lonnibesancon

1. Sweden, the "model" country taken by so many. Time for an update on the situation including the terrible numbers and ICU-related news.A thread 2. First numbers. Usually I

Justin McElroy

j_mcelroy

The B.C. government has announced 1,120 cases of #COVID19 over the past three days — each of them with numbers higher than anytime during this pandemic. Active cases to a

Sarah Treuhaft

streuhaft

New #BayAreaEquityAtlas analysis sheds light on the magnitude of potential COVID-19 evictions if local moratoria are lifted: In Contra Costa County, we estimate 12,000 renter households will be imminently at

Jared Yates Sexton

JYSexton

Trump and the Right have created a fake crisis of “violence in Democratic cities” to distract from very real crises in the pandemic and the economy.They’re going to shred the

Marcus Carlsson

MarcusMaths

A parent in risk group is informed that the kid will be failed in sports, unless she agrees to let her go to the swim hall amidst uncontrolled viral spread

Paul Nuki

PaulNuki

1/5: Medical triage (rationing) in a crisis is a difficult issue but it needs to be confronted directly to prevent things getting much worse. We are now at alert "Level

Elise Gould

eliselgould

December jobs report provides a clear picture of Trump’s failed handling of the economy1/nhttps://www.epi.org/press/december-jobs-report-provides-a-clear-picture-of-trumps-failed-handling-of-the-economy/ Today, the Bureau of Labor Statist

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

Just had a super lovely exchange in an online COVID physician group with a colleague thanking and checking in on some of us with heavy COVID responsibilities (both formal roles

Bloomberg Opinion

bopinion

In early November, 20,000 people marched out on the streets of Leipzig, Germany to protest coronavirus restrictions.Flouting all rules, about 90% of the marchers refused to wear maskshttps://trib.al/gObEgCM A similar

Mark Miller

RetireRevised

Wanted to amplify a few points raised today in my Retiring column @nytimesbusiness - things that wound up on the cutting room or that I hope to explore further with

Prof. Devi Sridhar

devisridhar

There’s a middle way between blind hope (virus will disappear) & cynical fatalism (repeated waves & lockdowns). We can shape the future of this pandemic. Our actions matter. And there

Alison Blunt

AlisonBlunt

1/16 Despite appearing to believe the government/media created illusion of a pandemic, headteacher Rob Grant of Clifton Hall School in Edinburgh appears to be one of the few astute, sane

Karlie Hustle

THEkarliehustle

Long-term isolation isn’t a mere “inconvenience”. If covid is life or death, so is isolation. I’ve witnessed multiple peers die of suicide as this presses on. Elders are withering away

Hangry White Male **SAVE OUR PUBLIC PENSIONS**

HangryMale

So, Kenney’s decision to ease restrictions basically says that the @UCPCaucus is totes cool with 10 - 30 Albertans dying EACH DAY because that’s quite literally the price of doing

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