During the COVID-19 pandemic, mutual aid groups and other volunteer-led organizations have sprung into action, creating neighbor-to-neighbor networks of assistance to take care of people, providing food, medicine, and more where the government has failed to respond to the crisis. One year after the shutdown, Cell Vision correspondents Michelle LoBianco and Lily Reszi Rothman are traveling to groups across New York City sharing photos, words from the people doing the work, and ways that you can donate or get involved. In the final of a four-part series, they visit The Gym and Bushwick Ayuda Mutua.
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community care in the time of covid-19, part 3
During the COVID-19 pandemic, mutual aid groups and other volunteer-led organizations have sprung into action, creating neighbor-to-neighbor networks of assistance to take care of people, providing food, medicine, and more where the government has failed to respond to the crisis. One year after the shutdown, Cell Vision correspondents Michelle LoBianco and Lily Reszi Rothman are traveling to groups across New York City sharing photos, words from the people doing the work, and ways that you can donate or get involved. In Part 3 of a four-part series, they visit Mutual Aid For Parents and Clean Bushwick Initiative.
community care in the time of covid-19, part 2
During the COVID-19 pandemic, mutual aid groups and other volunteer-led organizations have sprung into action, creating neighbor-to-neighbor networks of assistance to take care of people, providing food, medicine, and more where the government has failed to respond to the crisis. One year after the shutdown, Cell Vision correspondents Michelle LoBianco and Lily Reszi Rothman are traveling to groups across New York City sharing photos, words from the people doing the work, and ways that you can donate or get involved. In Part 2 of a four-part series, they visit Red Hook Art Project, the Council Of Peoples Organization, and Supper Collective.
sunnyside & woodside mutual aid
❤ highlighting local groups that are doing amazing work for the community ❤
a group of neighbors in queens acting collectively to address community needs and take care of each other. they host monthly food drives around queens and help connect neighbors to provide grocery deliveries, housing support, cash assistance, medical supplies, and more.
• support by donating here
• sign up for in-person volunteer shifts (driving, cooking, packing, tabling, etc.) to support pantries that distribute food and supplies
• join the Slack channel to learn more about how to get involved!
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community care in the time of covid-19, part 1
During the COVID-19 pandemic, mutual aid groups and other volunteer-led organizations have sprung into action, creating neighbor-to-neighbor networks of assistance to take care of people, providing food, medicine, and more where the government has failed to respond to the crisis. One year after the shutdown, Cell Vision correspondents Michelle LoBianco and Lily Reszi Rothman are traveling to groups across New York City sharing photos, words from the people doing the work, and ways that you can donate or get involved. In Part 1 of a four-part series, they visit Brooklyn Relief Kitchen, Sunnyside & Woodside Mutual Aid, and Bronx-based organizations 1 Freedom For All and South Bronx Mutual Aid.
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