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Turning to Zoom, people adapt funerals to social gathering restrictions
The COVID-19 pandemic has put much of life on hold. But what’s continuing are family traditions, both joyful and somber.
By Steve Chiotakis • • 1 min readRabbi Lori says that on the second night of her boardmember’s father’s shiva, she’ll officiate a Zoom conference shiva. That means family members of this man, who are on the East Coast, will gather in a virtual space with Rabbi Lori, who is in Los Angeles.
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3 of 3Defining ‘essential’ during COVID-19- 0:00What businesses count as essential during COVID-19? Equestrian facilities and private jet companies
- 7:34Psychological stress and post-traumatic growth from COVID-19
- 17:53Turning to Zoom, people adapt funerals to social gathering restrictionsYou’re reading this