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Ida B. Wells: A Chicago Stories Special - Ida's Life in Chicago
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Will Duncan
Fearing for the livelihoods of his employees, @FitzGeraldsClub owner Will Duncan came up with a creative idea to raise funds for them: the Stay-At-Home Concert Series.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Lori Cannon
Lori Cannon lost hundreds of friends during the AIDS crisis of the '80s and '90s when she helped thousands of patients. Today she is using the same networks to serve sick and homebound Chicagoans.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Sammy Dattulo
Sammy Dattulo’s job is essential. While most workers are following the stay at home order, Sammy hits the streets before dawn to collect their garbage.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Nurse Falguni Dave
It is Nurse Falguni Dave’s first day working on a COVID-19 unit. She is exhausted from working a 12 hour shift and worried about becoming infected. But her biggest challenge is the isolation.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Father Stephen Kanonik
Fr Stephen Kanonik, a priest at St. Ben's Parish in Chicago, delivers Mass to more than 1000 parishioners each week. With the stay-at-home order, he is searching for ways to bring together his flock.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus - Tina
Tina Renaldi is homeless and living on a subterranean downtown sidewalk. As the Governor issues a “stay-at-home” order, she wonders how she is going to survive now that resources have disappeared.
FIRSTHAND: Coronavirus
In this documentary series, WTTW explores the personal, firsthand perspectives of people whose lives have been affected by coronavirus in Chicago.











