From Asia and Europe to America and Africa, we're seeing a
wave of human beings, old and young, coming collectively of their houses and
places of work. While they stay bodily similarly aside, they develop closer
socially.
Individuals, families, and companies around the arena are
taking action suitable to their context and resources. What they've in not
unusual is they understand that there are minor, potential (and from time to
time bold) steps they could take to assist stem the unfolding of the virus.
Also, some of the stairs they may take now will help them build a higher
international inside the post-corona generation.
In the Spring and Summer of 2020, As You Open Your Eyes will
display human beings in the back of the Mask. In ten brief clips, we proportion
their friendly practices. We hope this information inspires increasingly more
humans to do their component to stop the unfolding of the virus. Showing the
range of responses across geographic and cultural contexts, we seek out the raw
memories of fear and courage behind the Mask.
The plot of the clips illustrates the leading practices of
the self-evaluation device that La Constellation broadcasters and companions
have developed primarily based on many years of experience with nearby remarks.
This co-verification serves as a manual for dialogue and reflection, helping
humans make decisions approximately as a way to enhance their efforts to
mitigate the impact of the virus.
"Our strengths are diverse," says Khun
Wipa, searching at the back of his masks in northern Thailand. As a health
volunteer, she attracts years of enjoyment within HIV/AIDS to help humans in
her community liable to Covid-19. In the identical village, young Supachai
takes prudent measures to defend his grandmother from the virus.
Every fulfillment and progress is because we need to start
with ourselves. This week, Behind the Mask, takes us to Kenya. Onesmus Mutuku
explains how his network members take responsibility because they do not want to
look at every person infected. "No one is being forced through the
government to do this because we understand it's our responsibility,"
Onesmus says.
Behind the Mask takes us to Guangzhou, China. Zhongping Zhan
explains how social responsibility is defending ourselves and inclined people
from the virus. In addition to the community and caregivers, people are
obligated to take preventive measures inside and outside the home, and they
even result in more happiness inside the family!
Behind the Mask travels to Udaipur, India. The
people of Udaipur need young and old to live safely. They ensure that messages
containing preventive measures reach families in various bureaucracies.
Everyone attempts their way. So "there's no want to be afraid."
Imagination allows the Togolese to create the means to
shield themselves from Covid-19. Blaise Sedoh indicates how groups have
mobilized by taking possession of prevention efforts and using the substances
made to be had to them.
The ability to care, study and adapt is paramount in a
disaster. In Cleverly, we look at the back of the masks of Noémi and Dolores in
France. Faced with the Corona disaster, Noémi and Dolores wanted to make
themselves useful. Faced with the lack of shows in France, they determined to
develop new abilities: now they stitch masks and drive them to be had to those
around them.
