
How To Talk About Social Distancing When You Need Some Space
Conversations about staying home, or even needing space while being at home, are tough but necessary to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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Conversations about staying home, or even needing space while being at home, are tough but necessary to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
On Today's 21st: How do we talk to the people in our life, whether a loved one or a stranger, when we feel like they aren’t taking rules around social distancing seriously? We got advice from a psychologist.
The White House's pandemic task force is scheduled to convene another briefing on Wednesday afternoon amid a tense denouement for legislation aimed at helping an economy poleaxed by the disaster.
On Today's 21st: We heard from two University of Illinois students who went home to Wuhan, China about life under lockdown there and what we may be able to expect here.
In an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus outbreak, Illinois schools are closed and Governor J.B. Pritzker has issued a stay-at-home order. That's a familiar scenario for two University of Illinois students from Wuhan, China. They went home for Christmas break in December 2019 and haven’t been able to return to classes in Champaign-Urbana.