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Interview with Sophia Richter and Kally Hanifin (and her dog) about her many diverse projects during Covid. Furlough politics in the workplace, working remotely and connecting online for a social life, developing a community garden, turning an…

A local writer composes among the fields at What Cheer Flower Farm during What Cheer Writers Club's socially distanced write-in.

What Cheer Flower Farm delivering free bouquets to healthcare heroes at Miriam Hospital.

What Cheer Flower Farm delivering free bouquets to healthcare workers at Newport Hospital.

The Southside Community Land Trust has been creating signage for community gardens describing safety practices for gardeners. These signs are in the languages most commonly spoken by the gardeners at Manton Bend.

The Southside Community Land Trust's annual plant sale switched to online ordering and drive-through pickup. Each customer had an appointment time, and the plants were placed in their trunk by staff.

The Southside Community Land Trust's annual plant sale switched to online ordering and drive-through pickup. Each customer had an appointment time, and the plants were placed in their trunk by staff.

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…

During the stay-at-home order, my dining room has been converted into a home office / sewing room / greenhouse. I'm very lucky to have a view past my vegetable seedlings & neighbors houses to get a glimpse of the Providence River. For the past…

Providence parks department's community gardener in residence, MJ Robinson, created this signage for community gardens located on city park land. It was also shared more widely through the RI Food Policy Council's Covid-19 resource page for…