COVID-19 Resources

• COVID-19 and the Construction of Othering – A live Facebook Discussion
  
  
• Pandemic Change-up – Invisible Social Structure Revealed
  
  
• COVID-19: Ongoing Global Responses and Social Impact
  
  
• More than Models; the media and the economy at a time of COVID-19
  
  
• COVID-19: Responses from Around the Globe
  
  
• COVID-19: Responsive Teaching and Learning in Anthropology - A Two-Part Webinar Series
  • Part 1
  • Part 2 
    
  • Tips 
    
    
• COVID-19: Fear, Stigma, and Steps Forward 
  
  • Anthropological Responses to Health Emergencies Group (ARHE) Expertise Database
    
    
• Lenore Manderson: Medical Anthropology in the 21st Century 

*Access webinar slides and chat streams on the AAA Webinars webpage. 

• Anthropology Mini Lectures: A Collective Resource for Online Teaching in the Time of COVID19. Visit this page on Anthrodendum to learn how to sign-up and contribute.

• #CoronaVirusSyllabus - A crowdsourced multi-disciplinary resource for those interested in teaching or learning about COVID-19 from the perspective of human & social sciences.

• Oxford University Press Free Resources for Students and Instructors Affected by COVID-19

• 10 Tips for Teaching Online
  
  
• Online Teaching & Learning Resources - National Communication Association
  
  
• Online Instruction Resources - American Mathematical Society 
  
  
• Going Online in a Hurry - The Chronicle of Higher Education 
  
  
• How to Make Your Online Pivot Less Brutal - The Chronicle of Higher Education
  
  
• 'I Will Survive' Teaching Online - Inside Higher Ed
  
  
• Online Learning Exchange - The American Geophysical Union
  
  

• The BMJ Opinion - Iatrogenesis and harm COVID-19—when medical care ignores social forces
  
  
• The Hill - The missing link of Biden's COVID strategy: social scientists
  
  
• Medium Coronavirus Blog - The Nation’s Reported Covid-19 ‘Cases’ Are a Mix of Bad Math and Bad Reporting
  
  
• Financial Times - The class of Covid-19: can US college students really go back?
   
• the SOURCE - WashU Expert: Five lessons from HIV to guide COVID-19 approach 
  
  
• The Conversation - India’s goddesses of contagion provide protection in the pandemic – just don’t make them angry 
  
  
• Salon.com - Farmworkers are dying, COVID-19 cases are spiking, and the food system is in peril 
  
  
• Navajo Times - Virus divides ‘haves’ from ‘have-nots’ 
  
  
• Dhaka Tribune - Who deserves the opportunity to stay home and be safe, and who doesn’t? 
  
  
• The Conversation - Learning from disasters: Nepal copes with coronavirus pandemic 5 years after earthquake
  
  
• American Journal of Public Health - Raids on Immigrant Communities During the Pandemic Threaten the Country’s Public Health
    
• Al Jazeera - Coronavirus, Herd Immunity and the Eugenics of the Market
  
  
• The Hindu - Staying at home on planet earth
   
• WIRED - Big Data Could Undermine the Covid-19 Response 
  
  
• Nature Human Behaviour - Pandemics show us what government is for 
  
  
• The Guardian - US food workers are in danger. That threatens all of us 
  
  
• CBS News - Is the Handshake Dead? 
  
  
• NJ.com - This is no time for ‘America First.’ China’s coronavirus tests are good enough for the U.S.
   
• The Star - ‘Tiny acts of solidarity’ are bridging our social distance. Can they last?
  
  
• La Presse - Ces rituels enfantés par la pandémie 
  
  
• The Guardian - Ice agents are still performing raids – and using precious N95 masks to do so 
  
  
• Orlando Sentinel - Lessons for college seniors, gone too soon 
  
  
• The Washington Post - Social Distancing is Hard Because it's Contrary to Human Nature 
  
  
• The Washington Post - Coronavirus will radically alter the U.S.
  
  
• Time - Xenophobia 'Is A Pre-Existing Condition.' How Harmful Stereotypes and Racism are Spreading Around the Coronavirus 
  
  
• The Hill - A scarcity of life-saving resources during COVID-19 pandemic
   
• Scientific American - COVID-19’s Psychosocial Impacts
  
  
• Why Social Science? - Because Money Makes The World Go ’Round 
  
  
• CounterPunch - COVID-19, the Exponential Function and Human the Survival
  
  
• Grant Jun Otsuki, Anthropology of Science, Technology, and Japan - S*it’s getting real: A cultural analysis of toilet paper
  
  
• Think Global Health - Why Social Policies Make Coronavirus Worse
  
  
• Salon - In a defunded health system, doctors and nurses suffer near-impossible conditions
  
  
• SAPIENS - Why Social Distancing Feels So Strange