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October 9, 2020 By RHIAN LOWNDES

A TEST-BY-TEST CHRONICLE OF THE COVID-19 CATTLE CALL ON CAMPUS

Do not touch the top of the vial. Do not snap it with just your thumb. Your morning starts at home. Patient Connect, the website on which all post-COVID campus life at Boston University hinges, tells you that you’re overdue to fill out your daily survey. Are you experiencing any of the following symptoms: A […]

Filed Under: Features, Pandemic Democracy Project, Reporting, Reports Tagged With: boston university, campus life, coronavirus, Pandemic Democracy Project, Student Health

September 9, 2020 By HALEY HAMILTON

SILVER DINING PLAYBOOK: RESTAURANTS AND BARS SEEK SOLUTIONS THROUGH COLLABORATIONS

“If you’re going to take this chance with us, there will be a cooking class, for free.”

Filed Under: Features, Pandemic Democracy Project, Terms of Service Tagged With: Brato Brewhouse and Kitchen, cooking classes, coronavirus, COVID, dining, Juliet, Mei Mei, Pandemic Democracy Project, restaurant industry, Silver Dining Playbook, solutions, Solutions Journalism Network

September 5, 2020 By BINJ ONLINE

DATA ANALYSIS & REPORT: THE CORONAVIRUS CRISIS IN MASSACHUSETTS LONG-TERM CARE FACILITIES

Why did Massachusetts’s nursing homes fail so profoundly? And how can we prevent this from happening again?

Filed Under: Announcement, Pandemic Democracy Project Tagged With: Beacon Hill, long-term care facilities, Massachusetts, nursing homes, Pandemic Democracy Project

September 5, 2020 By BINJ ONLINE

JOIN US FOR A VIRTUAL EVENT ABOUT “TECHNICAL PAROLE VIOLATIONS” AND MASS INCARCERATION

How is this adding to mass incarceration and what does this mean during a pandemic?

Filed Under: Events, Pandemic Democracy Project Tagged With: COVID, incarceration, Mass DOC, Pandemic Democracy Project, parole, prisons, solutions, Upcoming Events

August 18, 2020 By DAN ATKINSON

KRAFT GROUP AMONG BUSINESSES SELLING PPE TO MASS W/ NO-BID CONTRACTS

While not all of this spending is coronavirus-related, it’s easy to see how some vendors have found new opportunities with the pandemic.

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project Tagged With: Charlie Baker, COVID, Krafts, Pandemic Democracy Project, Patriots, PPE

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