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When COVID-19 hit, Seema Chhaparia started stitching sacred garments from her home in Mathura, India. Three years later, she runs a thriving workshop employing 40 women who craft traditional deity clothing.
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For the first time since 2020, a passenger train is connecting the Chinese and North Korean capitals, marking a quiet but meaningful step toward rebuilding neighborly ties. The 24-hour journey signals hope for renewed people-to-people connections after years of pandemic isolation.
When COVID-19 shook his career, Brajmohan Kushwaha turned uncertainty into opportunity by launching his own LED lighting business. One year in, his small manufacturing company now employs six people and aims to double its revenue.
Four years after COVID canceled their ceremonies, the Class of 2020 is healing through humor. Their self-aware TikTok jokes about "never graduating" have become a viral sensation that's helping an entire generation laugh through shared loss.
Alabama has become the national leader in helping students catch up after pandemic learning losses, posting the strongest math recovery gains in America. The state's focus on reading mastery, attendance, and accountability is now being called a model for the rest of the country.
A chef who lost his job during the pandemic turned his passion into a massive encyclopedia of Japanese cooking—with no pictures or recipes. Keita Wojciechowski's unique approach celebrates culinary knowledge for knowledge's sake.
A New York school district partnered with an education company and watched sixth-grade reading proficiency jump from 36% to 68% in just one year. The remarkable turnaround has earned them national recognition after pandemic learning losses left some subjects at just 50% proficiency.
A farming family in India went from surviving day to day on vegetable sales to processing 200 tonnes of produce annually and employing dozens. Their secret? Turning pandemic losses into a homemade pickle business that now supplies multiple states.