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    Food

    Online Grocery Shopping During the COVID-19 Pandemic

    by Kirsten Arm, Lindsey Miller, Anna Claire Tucker

    Opportunities to support equitable access to food

    Fresh orange carrots lie in bunches side by side for sale at a grocery store in Del Mar, California, on June 3, 2020.
    Gender

    Feminist Foreign Policy and COVID-19

    by Priti Patnaik

    Global health security for the poorest and most vulnerable people requires trade policies that protect health workers

    Anganwadi center workers at a protest rally in Ahmedabad, India, on December 24, 2013. There are more than 1.3 million such centers in India with three million workers. The proto shows a huge crowd, nearly all women, shouting and protesting at a crowded rally. REUTERS/Amit Dave
    Poverty

    We Need a Pro-Poor and Pro-Black Response to COVID-19

    by Thoai D. Ngo 

    Concentrate testing in poor Black and Latinx neighborhoods now and plan for an equitable distribution of future vaccines

    A woman wears a mask during a Black Lives Matter protest in Centenary Square in Birmingham, England following the death of George Floyd who died in police custody in Minneapolis, on June 4, 2020. The picture shows a woman in a striking mask adorned with the words Floyd Life "Mattered." REUTERS/Jason Cairnduff
    Governance

    COVID-19 as a Digital Pandemic

    by Steve Davis, Precious Matsoso

    The tech sector is booming with health monitoring apps—but to realize their public benefit we need new ways to vet them

    The remote-controlled robot built by Egyptian mechanical engineer Mahmoud El komy to test people for coronavirus by running PCR tests, limiting exposure to suspected cases, is pictured in Cairo, Egypt, on June 12, 2020. Picture shows the robot and inventor eye-to-eye. REUTERS/Mohamed Abd El Ghany
    Governance

    Defanging COVID-19 in China

    by Ali H. Mokdad, Simin Liu, Eric L. Ding

    China has successfully managed the pandemic, omicron could change that

    a man helps a woman consume a packet of traditional chinese medicine
    Gender

    What Other Sectors Can Show for Women's Leadership in COVID-19

    by Rachel A. George

    Lessons on inclusion from the fields of conflict resolution, security, and business

    Nobel Peace Prize winner Leymah Gbowee on a phone in New York on October 7, 2011. The efforts of Gbowee and other women to peace-building in Liberia was seen as critical to securing a lasting peace. The photo shows the nobel laureate in great spirits talking on the phone. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
    Gender

    COVID-19 Led to Worse Social and Economic Consequences for Women

    by Joseph Friedman, Luisa S. Flor, Emmanuela Gakidou

    Around the globe, the pandemic set back girls and women in education, work, and homes

    A girl in a red uniform peeks through the fence of her school in Nairobi, Kenya, after the 2021 school year was delayed
    Gender

    India's COVID-19 Widows

    by Meera Khanna

    Why women need protection under international law

    dian widows listen to a talk by Bindeshwar Pathak, founder of NGO Sulabh International which funds some Indian widows sheltering in ashrams in Vindravan on March 3, 2015.
    Governance

    Overcoming Cacophony in Public Health Communication after COVID-19

    by Scott C. Ratzan

    Communication failures during the pandemic require strategic attention

    Dr. Anthony Fauci is pictured
    Governance

    South Africa’s War on COVID-19

    by Charles Shey Wiysonge

    Key dates, interventions, and impacts of responses are helping to create a community of practice among African countries

    People cross normally busy—now largely empty—Adderley Street in central Cape Town, South Africa, on April 14, 2020, during the 21-day nationwide lockdown aimed at limiting the spread of coronavirus. This is a stunning photo showing a broad main thoroughfare that is completely bereft of cars. Four people are seen crossing the wide street, each silhouetted against the early or late sun reflecting off the asphalt pavement. REUTERS/Mike Hutchings
    Trade

    Britain's Moral Bankruptcy Over COVID-19 Vaccines

    by William A. Haseltine

    Why a study set to deliberately infect people with coronavirus is unethical, unnecessary, and likely to be uninformative

    Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson is reflected in a woman's eye as she watches his address to the nation following the outbreak of coronavirus in Manchester, England, on September 22, 2020. The photo shows a macro lens image of an eye with the image of the PM reflected in it. REUTERS/Phil Noble
    Governance

    For COVID-19, Development Spending Hasn't Necessarily Matched Need

    by Kevin O’Rourke, Angela E. Micah, Joseph L. Dieleman

    So how should those investments be targeted?

    Health care workers holding signs, protest over the lack of personal protective equipment (PPE) during the coronavirus disease (COVID19) outbreak, outside a hospital in Cape Town, South Africa, June 19, 2020