Volunteering with children remains virtual due to safety concerns, vaccine ineligibility
(09/06/21 2:36am)
COVID-19 has presented significant challenges for organizations volunteering with minors in the Durham community.
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COVID-19 has presented significant challenges for organizations volunteering with minors in the Durham community.
From deep within his self-described “pillow fort,” John Biewen records his narration inside the guest room of his Durham home. It is March 2020, and the WUNC 91.5 studio where Biewen usually records his podcast has been shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic.
According to the United Nations, nearly 10% of the world’s population has a disability. At Duke, 1,011 students are registered with the Student Disability Access Office, which provides a variety of accommodations for students with disabilities.
Jay Pande had to navigate his undergraduate years at Duke with cerebral palsy, a congenital disorder that affects motor and muscle control.