Tag: pandemic

Struggles and Morality

“They agreed to kill us, we agreed not to die”: Acts of love and resistance to confront Covid-19 by members of Afro-Brazilian religions

by Daniela CalvoJune 5, 2020 No comments

: : “They agreed to kill us, we agreed not to die”: Acts of love and resistance to confront Covid-19 by members of Afro-Brazilian religions […]

Finding and Sharing Online Information

Coronavirus in Japan: smartphones and keeping self-informed

by Laura Haapio-KirkApril 20, 2020April 20, 2020 No comments

“I am ashamed of our government” messaged Inoue san*, a 65 year old woman from Osaka. She is retired and has been staying at home […]

Ethnography of a Pandemic: COVID-19, New Orleanians, and Transition

by Asad El MalikApril 15, 2020April 27, 2020 No comments

Author: Asad el-Malik is a PhD candidate at Columbia International University’s School of Intercultural Studies. You can contact him at asadelmalik@gmail.com. Field site: I am currently experiencing […]