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This is a video highlighting the affects of the Coronavirus. The video talks about life in quarantine, the South Kingstown Community, and the mental health of people.

Jennifer Wilson (34) and Brendon Boucher (36) were married at their home in Pawtucket, RI, on Friday, May 15, 2020.

They had made plans to elope to New York City in May 2020. Due to COVID-19 travel limitations put in place in March, they…

What appears to be a simple coffee station, actually represents a measure of anxiety. Since a trip to the supermarket for those of us with risk factors is now very anxiety-producing, the calendar is measured by how many coffee pods remain before a…

This is the street where I live. It is 840 steps from my mailbox to the end of the street, and for many, many days, this is my only experience of "civilization" beyond my four walls. I have walked up and down this street until I think I know every…

Finally getting out and seeing the world....erm...whatever is open during Phase 2. Creator and her daughter (age 7) at The Breakers

Photo of sign on the fence at the Sessions Street Community Garden at 160 Sessions Street in Providence. Sign has title "COVID-19 community garden safety" and illustrations with labels about hand-washing, wearing gloves, disinfecting tools, and…

This cartoon expresses Nicholas's (age 10) feelings about graduating from 5th grade from Henry Barnard School.

Lynda Barry published a prompt in the NY Times asking, "When did this become real for you"? I made a collage answer in the style of her comics to answer.

When the NYT published the names of people who had died of COVID on the front page to mark the 100,000 who had died I felt overwhelmed. I used the page to make this collage.

We created this pinata to get out our frustrations about being confined under COVID, and our grief over the unnecessary loss of life