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Creating normalcy for children returning to school |
The new school year is far from normal and returning to school can create fear and uncertainty for children. Child-friendly masks featuring colorful and playful designs are one way to create a sense of normalcy and keep children safe. |
Read more about using masks to adapt to the new normal in the New York Times >> |
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Yemeni mothers keeping their communities safe with PPE |
Even before COVID-19, UNICEF-supported communities in Yemen have mobilized information and supplies to fight health threats like cholera. Today, mother-to-mother educators are acting again to sew up to 100 masks a day and distribute them to families. |
Read more about how moms are protecting families in Yemen >> |
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How people are helping their communities stay strong during the pandemic |
Across the world, people have found inventive ways to use their skills and goodwill to support their communities through the pandemic — from building art galleries in their backyards to distributing food to families in need. |
Read more in NPR's Goats and Soda >> |