Healthcare professionals

Good Practices Facing COVID-19 in Rio Grande do Norte, Paraíba and Ceará (Brazil): Translation and Production of Materials in the Territories [Boas Práticas de Enfrentamento à COVID-19 no Rio Grande do Norte, Paraíba e Ceará (Brasil): Tradução e Elaboração de Materiais nos Territórios]

​Ana Gretel Echazú Böschemeier
Assistant Professor Department of Anthropology
Federal University from Rio Grande do Norte, Brazil

Narrative Medicine Covid-19 Kit

Joana Monteiro
Research Associate
School of Arts and Humanities – University of Lisbon (Portugal)

Jefferson COVID Stories

Nick Safian
Medical Student
Thomas Jefferson University

Ourbreakroom.org

Rachel Kowalsky
Asst. Prof. of Emergency Medicine and Pediatrics
Weill Cornell Medicine

Viral Imaginations: COVID-19

Lauren Stetz
Ph.D. Candidate in Art Education
Penn State University

Knitted Anatomy: Corona Extra

Katharina Anna Sabernig
Mag. Dr. pil Dr. med.
Medical University of Vienna

Hospitalized Death in the Age of COVID: Death at the Margins of Intensive Care Units

Mohammadhossein Bahmanzadegan Jahromi
Research Fellow, Doctor of Medicine
Shiraz University of Medical Sciences

Factors Influencing Asia-Pacific Countries’ Success Level in Curbing COVID-19: A Review Using a Social–Ecological System (SES) Framework

Gabriel Ling
Dr
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

Social Response to COVID-19 in New Zealand: Obligations and Stigmatization

Liangni Liu
Senior Lecturer
Massey University

Frontline Nurses: Leaders in Pandemic Response

Alex Gil
Digital Scholarship Librarian
Columbia University

How Epidemics End

Jeremy Greene
Professor
Johns Hopkins University

Pandemic and Society

Robert Peckham
MB Lee Professor in the Humanities and Medicine
The University of Hong Kong

Translational Humanities for Public Health, Historiographical Article

Serena Barbieri
Medical Futures Lab Fellow
Rice University

Media Literacy and COVID-19

Samantha Allen Wright
Assistant Professor of English
William Penn University

COVID Black

Kim Gallon
Executive Director
COVID Black

Translational Humanities for Public Health

Kirsten Ostherr
Gladys Louise Fox Professor of English and Director of Medical Humanities
Rice University

Pandemic and Society

Robert Peckham
MB Lee Professor in the Humanities and Medicine
The University of Hong Kong

A Year-Long Seminar Series

Alexandre White
Assistant Professor of History
Johns Hopkins University

Globalization in Times of a Pandemic: The Effects on Vulnerable Populations

Claudia Sotomayor
Chief of Ethics Consultation Service
GUMC

COVID-19 International Student Wellbeing Study

Sarah Van de Velde
Professor
University of Antwerp

International Framework for Human Challenge Trials; Vaccine Adverse Effect Compensation; Giants on Clay Feet–Restructuring Public Health Surveillance after COVID-19

Claas Kirchhelle
Assistant Professor
University College Dublin

Covid-19 Lockdown and Physical Distancing Policies are Elitist: Towards Indigenous (Afro-centred) Approach to the Fight against the Pandemic in Nigeria

Ernest Aniche
Professor, Department of Political Science
Federal University Otuoke, Nigeria

Medical Ethics in Pandemic Time

Alberto Jori
Professor
University of Ferrara (Italy)

Feeling News

Anja Laukötter
PD Dr.
Max Planck Institute for Human Development Berlin/University of Strasbourg

Using Graphic Medicine to Improve the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kathryn West
Transformation Impact Manager
University of Chicago

Translating COVID-19

Marta Arnaldi
Laming Research Fellow
University of Oxford

Evaluation of the Feasibility and Effectiveness of an Online Intervention to Address Mental Health Needs of College Students in the Face of COVID-19

Asunción Álvarez
professor and researcher
Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

The Languages of Covid-19: Implications for Global Healthcare

Steven Wilson
Senior Lecturer in French Studies
Queen’s University Belfast

The View from Here: A Special Issue of The Perch, a Visual, Music, and Literary Journal at Yale

Michael Rowe
Professor
Yale University

Psychosocial Reactions to Plagues in the Cultural History of Medicine: A Medical Humanities Approach

Moritz Eric Wigand
MD
Ulm Universität

The Age of Pandemics: The Threat of Infectious Disease and the Politics of Global Health in the 20th Century

Thomas Zimmer
Dr.
University of Freiburg, Germany

Jefferson COVID Stories

Danielle Snyderman
MD, Assistant Professor
Jefferson

Philippine COVID-19 ARCHIVE

Maria Sofia Amparo Santiago
Associate Manager
Filipinas Heritage Library

Blood, Politics, and Death: Essays in the Autopsy of Crisis

Constance Nathanson
Professor Emerita
Columbia University

COVID in the Middle East

Orkideh Behrouzan
Associate Professor
SOAS University of London

Theatre Through Windows; Pro bono Telehealth Psychotherapy

Steven Licardi
Licensed Social Worker
School of Social Welfare, Stony Brook University

Socially Relevant Variables In US State COVID-19 Surveillance Reporting: A Report Card

Alexander Borsa
PhD student
Sociomedical Sciences, Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health

Jamming the Curve: COVID-19 Game Jam

Brad Rittenhouse
Lab manager and Academic Professional
Georgia Institute of Technology

Sociology of the Body in the COVID-19 Pandemic

Mickey Vallee
Canada Research Chair
Athabasca University

Impact of COVID-19 on Access to Care for People Living with Disabilities in North Carolina

Kearsley Stewart
Professor
Duke University

COVID-19 archive project

Ria Sinha
Senior Research Fellow
University of Hong Kong

The History of Science and Medicine in the Context of COVID‐19

Richard McKay
Wellcome Trust Research Fellow
Department of History and Philosophy of Science, University of Cambridge

Telehealth Art Therapy in Qatar

Alan Weber
Professor
Weill Cornell Medicine in Qatar

An Epidemic of Rumors: How Stories Shape Our Perceptions of Disease

Jon Lee
Instructor
Suffolk University

Penn Medicine Listening Lab - Listening to COVID-19

Aaron Levy
Senior Lecturer
University of Pennsylvania

Globalization and Disease: The Origins of the Covid-19 Pandemic

Frank Snowden
Professor Emeritus of History
Yale University

COVID Prison Project

Kathryn Nowotny
Assistant Professor
University of Miami

Left in the care of one: Spousal caregiving in the age of COVID-19

Laura Mauldin
Associate Professor
University of Connecticut

Curation of Comics Responding to Covid-19

MK Czerwiec
Editor
Graphic Medicine

Coffee with a Colleague

Sarah Berry
VAP
SUNY Oswego

"The Rhetoric of Pandemics: Health, Politics, and the Public"

Amanda Caleb
Professor and Director, Medical and Health Humanities
Misericordia University

Short Pieces for Long Days: A SARS-CoV-2 Medical Humanities Reader Articles, Essays, Poetry, Art and More

David Elkin
Clinical Professor
University of California, San Francisco

Viral Imaginations: COVID-19

Bernice Hausman
Professor and Chair, Humanities
Penn State College of Medicine

1918 Flu Pandemic and Nurse Registration in Philadelphia

Patricia D'Antonio
Ware Professor of Nursing
University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing

Readying Populations for COVID-19 Vaccination

Monica Schoch-Spana
Senior Scholar
Johns Hopkins University

Experiences with Stigma and Discrimination in the US during COVID-19

Amanda Gutierrez
Research Assistant
Baylor College of Medicine

Outbreak! The Politics of "Plague" in Film and Literature

Rachel Bracken
Assistant Professor, Family and Community Medicine
Northeast Ohio Medical University

Science, Ethics, Public Health, and Anti-Racism

Deborah Coen
Professor of History and Chair of HSHM
Yale University

UCLA Law: COVID-19 Behind Bars Data Project

Kalind Parish
Law Student (Yale Law School), former Pre-Doctoral Fellow with UCLA COVID-19 Behind Bars Data Project and Ph.D. Student with UPenn Political Science
Yale Law School

Applying Improvisation to Pandemic Response

Krista Hoffmann-Longtin
Assistant Professor
Indiana University

Epidemics, Vaccinations, Panic, and the Lesson of History

Elena Conis
Associate Professor
UC Berkeley

How Does the 1918-19 Pandemic Inform the Impact of COVID-19

Ida Milne
History lecturer cc/visiting research fellow TCD
Carlow College/Trinity College Dublin

How Individuals, Communities, and Cultures Approach and Respond to Pandemics

James Pennebaker
Professor of Psychology
University of Texas at Austin

COVID-19, Inequity, and Underinvestment in US Population Health

Nason Maani
Harkness Fellow
Boston University

The Myth of Black Immunity: Racialized Disease during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Chelsey Carter
Presidential Postdoctoral Fellow, Department of Anthropology, Princeton University (July 2021)
Washington University in St. Louis

The Resemblage Project

Andrea Charise
Associate professor, Dept. Health and Society
University of Toronto

Bibliography and/or Thematic Literature Review for Researchers

Dale Stirling
Historian
Sole Source Consultant in Environmental & Public Health History