Native America Calling: Returning to … normal?
Your National Electronic Talking Circle
Tuesday, May 11, 2021
COVID-19 vaccinations are helping lower infection rates. Some tribes are having days with no new infections.
Many cities are easing restrictions on public gatherings imposed more than a year ago. Offices, movie theaters and restaurants are all making attempts to bring people back together under one roof.
But how close are we to living life like we did before the pandemic?
Native America Calling will ask experts about the likely scenarios for returning to work and life following a major public health threat.
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