Given this uncertain time caused by the spread of the coronavirus, related physical distancing and social isolation, it’s natural to feel down or anxious, just remember we’re all in this together.
In the Community News section of this blog, you will find information about how Faculty Housing is responding to this rough patch with initiatives to keep our community strong.
With our community events on pause, we have provided Picks of the Week, a listing of free activities you can do while you’re in.
Thank you to all participated and you can still contribute notes of encouragement for NYU Langone Health personnel as part of the Thank You Project. Or if you have children in your home, draw or paint a rainbow to post in your windows for others to see and enjoy.
Perhaps you’d find comfort in a call or check in from a neighbor? Together with NYU Work Life we are building a Neighbor to Neighbor Volunteer Corps for those who may need additional assistance or those who could help should the need arise.
Lastly, let’s all try to focus on the beauty around us – Sasaki Garden and the 8th Street Courtyard are all blooming, please enjoy these beautiful shots shared by your neighbors.
For Washington Square Village residents, Harmonicas in Solidarity is now underway. No experience necessary. Harmonicas and lessons are provided. If you would like to participate, please complete this interest form. All residents are welcome to join in.
And keep up the applause for essential workers each night at 7pm!
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