The NJCU COVID-19 Archive Project
The NJCU COVID-19 Archive Project
The COVID-19 Archive
We are documenting COVID-19
Please follow the links on this page to explore what our NJCU community has contributed.
Page Title artwork submitted by Tionna Watson.
What is the NJCU COVID-19 Archive?
The COVID-19 Archive is an exhibit, an archive, a research project, and an ongoing documentation of a community response to the pandemic and its impact on our everyday life. Since spring of 2020 our community at NJCU has engaged in creating an archive of a difficult and historic time that includes our individual and collective response to the pandemic. Starting in 2020, our community has expanded the effort to conduct interviews and research, assemble photo documentations, write essays, and create illustrations to tell our stories of this challenging time.
This archive is solely created by members of the NJCU community and those who are connected to us.
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Design, drawing, painting, illustration, photograph, sculpture, and video.
“Nurses” submitted by Alexis Castaneda
Charts and graphs, email correspondence, essays, interviews, memoirs, reports, research projects, personal narratives, poems, and fiction.
“A Week in a Life of College Student” submitted by Jasmine Shaw.
Podcasts, interviews, original music, spoken word, poetry, and audio.
“Are you upset: A Visual Book of Box Breathing.” submitted by Jin Jung.
Short film/video, podcast, blog postings, social media, website, multimedia documentation of music, dance, and performance.
“In the Air: Summer 2020” submitted by Ann Wallace.