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Amid wide-spread event and training workshop cancellations due to Covid-19, this group of world-class speakers has banded together to provide a series of free keynote speeches to the public. It’s called Speak Aid 2020, and it’s dedicated to raising money for those affected by the virus. Check out the website to register!
Over the last few weeks, nearly a third of food banks in Toronto were forced to close down due to coronavirus-related volunteer and venue shortages. Luckily, public library staff and volunteers across the city have stepped up to help. They’re transforming libraries into makeshift food banks while closures are in effect so that everyone has access to the food they need. (Thanks to our client RB for sharing this with us!)
Here’s something fun for the kids: Cooking site Delish is offering free digital cooking classes for children every weekday via Instagram live. Previous lessons include chocolate mousse cupcakes, banana split pops, and spaghetti cake. What a fun way to spend an afternoon!
Have you been attending a lot more Zoom sessions than you’re used to since physical distancing came into effect? Here are some tips from the New York Times on how to look your best on camera at your next video conference. Here’s a hint: it’s all about the lighting!
See you tomorrow!
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