We are living through unprecedented times. This pandemic has swept through our nations, communities and our homes, touching each and every one of us and changing the way we live in unimaginable ways. But we are not ready to accept this as the new normal. We know where this virus came from, just as w...

Mikro-Discobedience mit virologischem Sicherheitsabstand. Coronavirus in Germany. Need to adhere to protocole and work on fighting the virus as well as climate change..

A comedy musical explaining the coronavirus pandemic. It's in French with English subtitles.

The coronavirus epidemic has many Italians in lock-down as well as many people all over the world. This video represents hope and harmony if we all fight together.

The commander of a US aircraft carrier hit by a major outbreak of coronavirus was ousted after writing a memo warning that decisive action was needed to save the lives of the ship's crew

Italians are making the most of their isolation by singing together and playing music for their neighbours from their balconies during the lockdown. Italy's death toll has crossed 1,400, the highest in the world outside China.

Yo-Yo Ma, one of the world’s most renowned and beloved musicians, is trying to provide comfort in this time of crisis. Ma has been posting videos of himself performing short pieces and encouraging other musicians -- of all levels -- around the world to join him in offering “Songs of Comfort.” Ma joi

During the coronavirus pandemic in Italy the lock down citizens sing from their balconies in search for hope and companionship. Italy has the largest number of death currently and the US is right behind.

As the consequences of #COVID19 tear across the country, American heroes everywhere are donning masks, scrubs, uniforms, volunteer hats. Here are a few stories of amazing acts of humanity, kindness, and courage in the face of catastrophe.

A family from Kent who shared a video of their living room performance of a lockdown-themed adaptation of a Les Misérables song have become a sensation online. Ben and Danielle Marsh and their four children changed the lyrics of One Day More to reflect common complaints during the Covid-19 lockdown.