Nothing Is Normal And Everyone Is Not OK

May 22, 2020

Regardless of  background or values, one thing we can all agree about is that this pandemic has impacted us all in so many ways.  Whether it’s our livelihoods, home lives, work routines, or the tragic loss of loved ones, we can see ourselves in others because of this shared experience. 

We are all one.

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  1. Valerie says:

    Fantastic video…warm, personal, authentic, positive, hopeful. Well done, team! On to victory in November! I have shared.

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