COViD Capital

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Storefront window sign in downtown cafe shows the connection that one person who loses their job due to the “ COVID-19 : Fear and Uncertainty “ has to our whole economic system.  Similar to the roots of a tree, one person’s loss of income has far reaching effects. In the diagram above, nature symbolizes our interdependence. Does our town then appear to be a dying forest effected by disease? If so, how can we nurse this system back to health?

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