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The Ways We Must Remember: Reflecting On The Pandemic

Connecticut Public Radio | By Lucy Nalpathanchil,

Published March 26, 2021 at 8:04 AM EDT

This hour, how will we remember a year in this pandemic? Grief can often leave us feeling incredibly alone. Especially when haven't been able to gather and commemorate our loss. How will we memorialize the lives and time lost this year?

If you have spent anytime journaling, or reflecting on this year either alone or with family.

Later, we will hear more about Conncticut Public's new series Cutline, a monthly deep dive into current issues, ideas, and events that are most on our minds in Connecticut.

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State Senator Will Haskell - represents District 26
Kate Mason - Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Brown University
Dr. Sarah Willen - Associate Professor of Anthropology at UConn, Director of the Research Program on Global Health and Human Rights
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The Ways We Must Remember: Reflecting On The Pandemic

Kate Mason - Assistant Professor of Anthropology at Brown University

Dr. Sarah Willen - Associate Professor of Anthropology at UConn, Director of the Research Program on Global Health and Human Rights

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