Southeast Michigan

 Michigan History Center weekly all staff Microsoft Teams meeting (funny hat day).

 Friends hanging out safely using sticks taped together to keep their six feet distance from each other.

 Mom and baby playing Uno.

 Lenah (9) and Sage (5) write a message to their 80 year old Grandfather. 'Happy Easter, Poppy!'

 Communion elements for online church service.

 Chalk writing on a sidewalk.

 Hopeful chalk message on walking path.

 Empty parking lot and lecture hall at University of Michigan - Flint.

 After making a supply run to the liquor store, we sanitized and washed down our brews. Can never be too safe during this time.

 Cathy Terski’s 80th birthday surprise.

 Coronavirus advisory sign.

 Meeting our grandchild for the first time through the safety of the sliding glass doors.

 Being together through glass.

 After coming down with covid I had to stay in the bedroom to keep the rest of my family safe. We put up a baby gate so that the kids could still see me but wouldn't get too close.

 Baby shower invite.

 Father and son working from home.

Healthcare worker from the front lines.

 One child and one teen climb a felled tree while a dog watches.

Kitchen counter with contents of a Personal Protection Equipment gift bag on it. Contents include Hall's Cough Drops, tissues, hand sanitizer, emergen-c, and disinfecting wipes. A card reads "You are on the front lines of the Coronavirus outbreak, and we greatly appreciate all you are doing to serve those in need. Community health starts with you. Take care of yourself and stay healthy. We will get through this together.

 This picture is from 37 years ago when she was younger and healthy.

 I took this photo at Ford Heritage Park while passing by on a bike ride with my family. It depicts the lonely swing sets at the park, which are usually bustling and filled up with people.

 Haircut at home.

 Cathy Terski’s 80th birthday surprise.

 I am a mental health counselor who was deployed 2 days to provide on-site grief debriefing sessions due to an employee death impacted by COVID-19.

 Although the coronavirus had entered our lives and attempted to halt it, spring came right in. This video depicts the effects of the coronavirus.

 Baby photoshopped with Easter Bunny.

 A pair of discarded gloves, like I have been seeing everywhere.

 I am a nurse at sparrow hospital. An artist from Fl. Has a hall of hero’s and is sketching photos of the frontline. This is a sketch of a picture of me that was submitted. Artist Kenny Maguire studio released photo to me.

 Marquee sign for Colonial Village Baptist Church that reads 'Worship with us. On-line. Sundays 11 am'

 Zoom gathering of ukulele friends.

 Cover up.

 Painting windows for 1st responders and a positive vibe

 Readying the local GM plant to make hand sanitizer.

 Girl sitting at desk in a blue room with art creations.

 Inside city bus with driver socially distanced.

A brown grocery bag containing one week's worth of food is placed in a client's car by the volunteers.

 As a retired RN and in the At Risk age group I was feeling really helpless. Also at the beginning of the outbreak hospitals were not accepting masks. I am a sewer of Little Dresses for Africa and had lots of fabric and notions that I could easily turn into masks. Then on a Saturday feeling very low and sad and angry and frustrated knowing I would not last 5 minutes in a nursing position the news came that front line workers and hospitals also needed home made masks to use over their N95's to make them last longer. I jumped for joy. Finally I felt like I had a mission and could sew masks to support.

 Family Practice. No in person office visits. Scramble to convert to video and telemedicine.

 My 2 middle daughters playing in the front yard.