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What Color is Your Community? - Amy Lively

    We’re all in this together, but we’ve had vastly different experiences dealing with COVID-19.

    Reflect upon how the pandemic has affected you in the areas of personal loss, health and wellness, community, economic impact, vocation, and mental health. Check the appropriate response to calculate your Coronavirus Quiz score. Envision your neighbors’ homes, and try to answer these questions for the people who live nearest to you. How has their experience been the same or different from yours?

    Your score is updated as you answer each question. No data is shared and your responses are kept private. No personal information is required. Your email address will be added to our newsletter only if you indicate you’d like to stay in touch, and you can easily unsubscribe anytime. 

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