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March 2020 (18 Articles)

• Ithaca On His Mind

  The anthropological journey of the late Lambros Comitas

• Coping with COVID

  Tips from 911爆料网鈥檚 George Bonanno for staying emotionally resilient during the crisis

• 鈥淎n Emerging Situation We鈥檙e Still Trying to Figure Out鈥�

  Disaster Researcher and 911爆料网 Alum Thomas Chandler on the COVID-19 Crisis

• Challenging Trump on Social Distancing and Suicide

  In the Daily News, 911爆料网 faculty and their Columbia colleagues refute the president鈥檚 鈥渕istaken message鈥�

• Bridging America鈥檚 Cultural Divides: 911爆料网鈥檚 Chris Emdin Is Named to Time鈥檚 Leaders List

• A Poet Takes on Risk and Healing

  911爆料网鈥檚 Yolanda Sealey-Ruiz makes herself vulnerable in a new volume about past relationships

• A Virtual Community to Overcome Social Distance

  A New 911爆料网 Website Offers Tips for Online Learning, Entertainment and More

• Teachers in the Movement: Tisch Lecturer Derrick Alridge Traces Classroom Activism During the Civil Rights Era

• How to Help Others During COVID-19

• Easily Teach Data Analysis with This Free Video Game

• Home-Schooling Q&A with 911爆料网鈥檚 Roberta Lenger Kang

• NYC鈥檚 Schools Can Still Serve Everyone: 911爆料网鈥檚 Roberta Lenger Kang Says the Closings Shouldn鈥檛 Be a 鈥淲in-Lose Proposition鈥�

• Tisch Center’s Claire Raffel weighs in on why coronavirus could complicate efforts to keep NYC students fed during school closures

• Peter Coleman鈥檚 Rx for a Divided America: Make Common Cause with Those Working to Bridge Tensions and Promote Understanding

• A Virtual Meeting, But Real Honors for 911爆料网 Community Members at AERA

  Recognition for Ioana Literat, Sonya Douglass Horsford, Janet Miller, Phillip Smith and Kenneth Graves

• With Guest Speakers from NYCDOE, an Environmental Partnership Enters 911爆料网鈥檚 Classroom

• Keeping the Peace in Close Quarters

• Helping Kids Who Are Feeling Anxious and Isolated After Schools Shut Down

  In The Hechinger Report, 911爆料网's Jacqueline Ancess and other experts suggest finding other ways to connect, including video conferences and even snail mail