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Joined January 2013
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7 Jul 2021
Celestial Cafe in Baltimore has cooked with WCK's pandemic response for over a year. Tondria began the effort with us last year. She tragically passed away from Covid, so her mother Lucy & father have stepped in to keep their daughter's legacy & commitment to the community going.
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8 Jun 2021
Amanda Moodie and Nicholas Evans on next steps in pandemic preparedness. warontherocks.com/2021/06/th…
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In simulated Biosecurity preparedness exercises, the pandemic origin was relevant, presented as fact. In this article, the search for the truth on virus origins is posed as a threat in and of itself
Great power competition in the age attention economy greatpower.us/p/great-power-…
KS Post retweeted
27 Dec 2020
Such a great interview and insight from Dr. @mugecevik - The key misunderstandings of how coronavirus spreads - BBC Science Focus Magazine sciencefocus.com/science/cor…
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KS Post retweeted
11 Sep 2020
In remembrance of September 11th, we're working with @911day to deliver nourishing restaurant meals to first responders across the country, including 5,000 meals in @chefjoseandres' hometown of DC. We're so thankful for all these incredible heroes do to keep us safe—thank you❤️🇺🇸
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Proud to know you and grateful that you have been and will be at the vanguard of good sense @cmyeaton !! sciencemag.org/news/2020/09/…
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KS Post retweeted
18 Aug 2020
Listen to Michelle Obama: “We’ve got to vote early, in person if we can. We’ve got to request our mail-in ballots right now, tonight, and send them back immediately and follow-up to make sure they’re received. And then, make sure our friends and families do the same”
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KS Post retweeted
6 Aug 2020
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6 Aug 2020
55 yrs ago today, the Voting Rights Act was signed into law b/c a grassroots movement for Black lives forced Americans to admit Jim Crow was immoral. John Lewis was a shining example of that movement, but Sherriff Jim Clark used more than brutality to oppose a moral movement...
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KS Post retweeted
5 Aug 2020
An immunology board game would have a rulebook that's 600 pages long and is written only in acronyms; there's a cupboard's worth of tokens; and every so often, the board spontaneously catches fire.
5 Aug 2020
You could probably make a fortune using this article as the inspiration for an immunology board game, a la Pandemic but in microcosm. cc: @Zmangames_
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I am glad to have know Chad and proud to have Anne as a member of our club
31 Jul 2020
On his last time hosting Trivia Night for our club Chad Capule wore a sweater with the word hero on it. We will forever be grateful for his 8 years of service to our club. We posthumously gave him a #ServiceAboveSelf Award & his wife Anne Honorary Membership #DupontRotary #FBF
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#ELBI Fellows know conspiracy theories and epidemics are nothing new, but this one narrative in a MI megachurch is a fine example of what public health is up against
13 Jul 2020
A megachurch in Grandville, MI showed a political propaganda video at a July 5 service blaming Democrats for the death of #GeorgeFloyd, #BlackLivesMatter, riots, and #Covid_19 (both as a hoax and for killing elderly people, somehow). It is 12 minutes of wild.
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KS Post retweeted
5 Jul 2020
A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle. - Erin Majors
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KS Post retweeted
5 Jun 2020
Resources for weekend protesters in DC: Quaker Welcome Center @FCNL (245 2nd St NE); Luther Place Memorial Church @LutherPlace (1226 Vermont Ave NW); New York Avenue Presbyterian Church @NYAPCdc (1313 New York Ave NW); Foundry UMC Church @foundryumcdc (1500 16th St NW).
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KS Post retweeted
1 Jun 2020
"The stealth of a sofa".
Dying.
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Caitlin Rivers for the #ginormous challenge, but we can do it inspirational Tweet of the...week? Month? It’s a good Tweet.
3 May 2020
We need to summon the energy and commitment that inspired a 674-mile journey across frozen Alaska and the relentless pursuit of the “death of a disease”. We should be moving mountains for this pandemic. It will be hard, but we’ve done hard things before. We can do it again. 20/20