We’re well into our “new normal,” with social distancing, a lot more home cooking, too many virtual meetings/parties/reunions, and a whole lotta fear, anxiety, sadness, and confusion due to the COVID-19 pandemic. I decided to dust off the ol’ Rebeccammendations to “Rebeccammend” a curated list of information, free resources, and initiatives that have come across my inbox, desk, and social feed by amazing people I’ve come across in my work and life. I’m amazed by my community, and hope this growing list helps support many of your/their initiatives, and helps give you ideas on what to do when you feel stuck – at home, in your career, on how to spend the next hour, or day.

Have something to offer that others could benefit from during the pandemic? Feel free to email me and I’ll consider it for inclusion. While there’s a plethora of information about the illness itself, and there’s already confusion on which news sources to rely on for the facts, my Rebeccammendations list focuses on community resources and ideas that will help, inspire, heal, connect in an effort to help us feel a bit more unstuck and less lonely. It’s all about community, learning, and growth in a time that feels slow, on pause, stagnant, and maybe even hopeless. I’d love to hear what you find most helpful and will do my best to continue to spread the word about what y’all are doing to serve our community and world.

Here’s the list> Rebeccammendations: Resources, Support, & Ideas in Times of Healing. There are 3 tabs: Guest Book, Resources, Recipes. The best part? I’ve opened it up for comments – leave a comment and sign the guest book tab if you stop by and share your thoughts on what’s listed. Community is collaborative, after all.

Stay well, keep giving, help others, and join me in believing in a better tomorrow.

With well wishes,

Rebecca