Discussions of memorials commemorating the 215 Indigenous children found at a residential school.

Discussion of the London memorial garden for victims of COVID-19 and the artists who created it.

Joe Biden given memorial speech.

Brazil has constructed a monument to those lost to COVID-19.

"The COVID Memorial is a place to share remembrances of loved ones lost to the coronavirus pandemic, and to encourage public health measures that can prevent more deaths in the future."

Explanation of how public memorials remind people that deaths mean something and how they can help our communities heal.

Blanket created from squares sent in by knitters across the globe, with each square representing a person who passed from COVID-19.

Plans for a natural memorial in Britain to commemorate those lost to the pandemic.

Discussion of how vigils, tributes, and memorials have been carried out online for the Disability Day of Mourning under pandemic restrictions.

Online memorials to those lost to COVID-19.

Examples of public memorials created for coronavirus victims.

Muslim youth discuss the memorial they plan to hold for London murder victims.

Discussion of how past pandemics, specifically the 1918 flu, have been forgotten and how we can ensure that COVID-19 is not.

Memorial video for caregivers who lost their lives to COVID-19.

"As the world continues to battle the spread of disease, artists and architects are helping memorialize those we lost."

Article includes three visions for COVID-19 memorials through art and monuments.

Article discusses how memorials of COVID-19 need to account for the political context in which the pandemic occurred.

Interview with James E. Young, a memory/memorial expert. *Not COVID specific

Judith Butler shares thoughts on the political aspects of mourning.

Information about a memorial that will be held for those lost to COVID-19.

Article discussing how poems have been integrated into war memorials and the impact of poetry on public/collective grief. *Not COVID specific

"Communities across the world have begun recording COVID-19 narratives for future memorialization efforts and commemorating those who have perished from the virus through online memorials. It is time to pair their efforts with national ones. Here, the author explains how."

Exploration of the work of Robert Lowell, a poet whose work appears on public monuments. *Not COVID specific

Discussion of the importance of public memorials and COVID-specific considerations such as "socioeconomic and racial disparities in mortality and healthcare, deep-seated anti-Asian racism, and the economic toll on women and their labor, among other alarming revelations." Examples of memorials (art).

Article about German artist Horst Hoheisel and their work memorializing people of Jewish descent in Europe through "carv[ing] out an empty space in Berlin by which to recall a now-absent people". *Not COVID-specific

"Although there have been significant grassroots efforts to memorialize the tremendous losses that the United States has sustained during the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been no coordinated national commemoration, no single place or moment that has channeled public grief in a genuinely collective manner. While acknowledging the political dynamics at play, I also go beyond them to consider the challenges that COVID-19 poses for meaning-making: how it creates obstacles to both ritual and narrativization."

New York's COVID-19 memorial.

An online memorial to people who have died from COVID-19 is being created.

Resource for school personnel on constructing memorials to deceased members of the school community as well as individual memorial activities. *Not COVID specific

Video of Quebec's memorial presentation.

This article outlines the dangers of forgetting COVID-19 and the likelihood that it will happen- explores strategies to ensure that losses are not forgotten.

Article discusses public monuments and mourning events for nurses who have died from COVID-19.

Discussion of why public grief is important. *Must enter e-mail to read.