“I’m a front-line worker. I live in my car. And I’m not unique”: a memoir about being homeless during Covid
People like me—the hidden homeless—have always been around. The pandemic is only making a bad situation worse
People like me—the hidden homeless—have always been around. The pandemic is only making a bad situation worse
"People thought we were crazy for opening a restaurant during Covid"
"I’m truly in the middle of nowhere, with boreal forest, river valleys and mountain ranges as far as the eye can see. The pandemic and this place have become part of my big adventure"
At Alo, I poured my heart and soul into creating the perfect dining experience: the ambience, the service, the elegantly plated food. Now I make 1,200 burgers a week
Livestreamed dance parties, window workouts, really long walks, and other creative ways to stay sane
"Before the pandemic, I would often work 100 to 120 hours straight before getting a week off. During the pandemic, however, there's no such thing as a week off"
Stefanie Purificati had never run a day in her life before she laced up her old sneakers last summer. Here's how it went
"I’m often the only person my patients see, touch or talk to for weeks at a time. We develop real friendships, and that makes it all the more devastating when they die"
"It helps me feel like I’m making a bit of a difference in what seems like a hopeless situation"
"When the Black Lives Matter movement came alive, we brought in a therapist to talk about healing from racial trauma"
Sometimes he's strolling for 10 hours a day
Ashley McEachern came up with her Covid-friendly fitness business in October
"When I shake my body, my emotions rise up to the surface. My dancing becomes joyful. And then I can look at my kids and notice that they’re cute again"