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Monthly Map of Deaths per 10,000. Cartographer Bea Malsky
Posted inCommunity

COVID-19: An Illustrated FAQ

by Elora Apantaku, Charmaine Runes, Thumy Phan, Grae Rosa and Bea Malsky August 6, 2020August 7, 2020

Masks: why they work When you breathe, talk, sing, cough, or sneeze, you release respiratory droplets into the space around you. If you’re infected with COVID-19, even if you don’t have symptoms, you will be releasing droplets with COVID-19. Covering your mouth and nose with a mask reduces the spread of respiratory droplets, which can […]

Posted inHealth

City-Run Englewood Clinic Abruptly Shuttered

by Bea Malsky January 23, 2018February 1, 2018
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Remember to Praise the Praise Singer

by Bea Malsky August 31, 2015September 3, 2015
Posted inFeatures, Music

QTIPOC to the Front

by Bea Malsky April 22, 2015April 24, 2015
Posted inActivism, Greater Grand Crossing, Housing, Interviews

How to See the City’s Hidden

by Bea Malsky May 7, 2014
Posted inHyde Park, Interviews, Visual Arts

Our Horizontal Memory

by Bea Malsky January 28, 2014January 28, 2014
Posted inEducation, Housing

Temporary Living

by Bea Malsky January 8, 2014January 22, 2014
Posted inInterviews, Pilsen, Stage & Screen

We Show Up with Big Machines

by Bea Malsky October 9, 2013

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