The Municipal Archives preserves and makes available the historical records of New York City municipal government, its holdings include paper records, digital collections, web archives, still and moving images, ledgers and docket books, vital records, cartographic materials, blueprints, and sound recordings. Mayoral and city agency records from the time of the pandemic will be processed into the Municipal Archives and Library and made available to the public according to standard procedures and timetables.

New York City Hall. Photo by Momos.

We are interviewing two hundred New Yorkers, including doctors, nurses, home health aides, funerary workers, doulas, parents, homeless people, organizers, artists, immigrants, teachers, other essential workers, public officials, and all kinds of everyday New Yorkers. Our interviews chronicle the narrators’ lives continuing into the present, and are conducted on Zoom

CoVIDA is a living memorial and artistic tribute to the victims of the COVID-19 pandemic that honors the dead, acknowledges community resilience, and recognizes the courage of essential workers.

The City, a non profit, nonpartisan digital news platform is tracking down all publicly reported deaths and logging them in a public digital memorial.

The experiences of LaGuardia Community College members during the COVID-19 Pandemic.