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AWAC2 (Analysing Web Archives of the COVID-19 Crisis) is a project developed by the members of WARCnet (Web ARChive studies network researching web domains and events) Working Group 2 that focuses on analysing transnational events. This is one of the first research projects using an IIPC collaborative collection and ARCH (Archives Research Compute Hub), a new interface for web archive analysis created by the Archives Unleashed Project Team and the Internet Archive.

Under nedlukningen af landet under covid-19-krisen blev udsatte mennesker betegnet som en særlig risikogruppe. På nogle områder har udsatte dog vist sig at have særlig erfaring med at klare udfordringer og forandringer i hverdagen, som de kunne trække på i forhold til at klare coronasituationen

Da Danmark gik i såkaldt ’lockdown’ i marts 2020, lukkede også en stor del af tilbud og indsatser på udsatte- og rusmiddelområdet ned. Denne artikel har fokus på, hvordan nedlukningen blev håndteret i kommuner, regioner og sociale organisationer, og herunder hvilke muligheder for tværsektorielle samarbejder der opstod.

11. marts 2020 annoncerede statsministeren en omfattende nedlukning i Danmark pga. COVID-19-pandemien. Selvom kritiske funktioner, bl.a. rusmiddelbehandling, ikke skulle lukke ned, medførte restriktioner betydelige udfordringer, som markant har påvirket hjælpen til socialt udsatte.

Since its onset, COVID-19 has significantly accelerated and expanded scientific publishing. Drawing on research into open peer review in medical journals, Serge P.J.M. Horbach discusses what impact COVID-19 has had on the practice of peer review and what shifting assessment thresholds for academic research on COVID-19 might suggest about the future of peer review itself.

In the Covid-19 pandemic, it seems that African countries have been largely spared from the devastating effects observed elsewhere. Working and living in Guinea-Bissau, one of the poorest and most fragile countries in the world located in West Africa, we wonder: How can the world know that there are only few Covid-19 cases in a country where the health system is weak and access to Covid-19 tests very limited? How can the world know that there is a low Covid-19 mortality in a country without a reliable civil registration and vital statistic system? In this article, we explore the (too) many unknowns of Covid-19 in Guinea-Bissau. The article was chosen as the 1st place winner of the 2020 Eye on Global Health Writing Competition.

I foråret 2020 lukkede det meste af Danmark ned som konsekvens af sygdommen Covid-19’s indtog i landet. Men i læskure, parker og på pladser, hvor drikkegrupper mødes, har der stadig været liv