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Getting a whole body experience during summer camp at the Morean Arts Center. Courtesy of Morean Arts Center

The Creative Pinellas Arts Summer Camp Grant program is currently accepting applications. Creative Pinellas

Play it Forward assists with soccer equipment and fees so every child, regardless of family income, can play. Courtesy of Tampa Bay United Rowdies

The Glazer Children's Museum is among the string of museums along the Tampa Riverwalk (2019). Photo by Diane Egner

Maia Shockley has a genetic disease called SMA (spinal muscular atrophy) that weakens her muscles. Courtesy of the Shockley family

Foundation for Community Driven Innovation.

Kids fingerpainting at Glazer Children's Museum in Tampa. Topher Morrison

Creative Play Preschool will reopen August 12, but with a completely new concept built around outdoor learning and fun. Courtesy of Creative Play Preschool

Social distancing for in-person classes means fewer students and more one-on-one instruction. Courtesy of Morean Arts Center

AMIkids’ program, Breaking Barriers, helps police and youth foster healthy communication, mutual trust, and understanding. Courtesy of AMIKids

Online learning works well for some kids while others fall behind. Courtesy of United Way Suncoast

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COVID-19: Making sense of the statistics

Dr. Bruce ShephardFriday, August 21, 2020

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Tampa YMCA, Hillsborough Education Foundation launch back-to-school supply drivePandemic creates special needs

Lalita LlerenaMonday, August 17, 2020

Source: Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA

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Who’s minding our littlest children? COVID’s impact on local childcare centers

Janan TalaferTuesday, August 11, 2020

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Andresia Moseley reads aloud a children's book, Brown Skin, on Stageworks YouTube channel.

Stageworks Theatre goes virtual until audience can return

Caitlin AlbrittonTuesday, August 11, 2020

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MediaWise Senior Multimedia Reporter Alex Mahadevan (right) and PBS Newshour Weekend anchor Hari Sreenivasan (left) teach more than 200 students at a MediaWise Voter Project event in New York City.

Throwback2020: MediaWise for Seniors helps people over-50 separate fact from fictionBrought to you by the Poynter Institute for Media Studies

Christopher CurrySunday, August 2, 2020

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COVID-19: Making sense of the statistics

Tampa YMCA, Hillsborough Education Foundation launch back-to-school supply drivePandemic creates special needs

Who’s minding our littlest children? COVID’s impact on local childcare centers

Stageworks Theatre goes virtual until audience can return

Throwback2020: MediaWise for Seniors helps people over-50 separate fact from fictionBrought to you by the Poynter Institute for Media Studies

Backpack to School virtual spelling bee benefits families at Metropolitan Ministries

For Good: Big Mac with a side of help for local Ronald McDonald House

Pandemic sparks creative solutions for challenging pet needs in Tampa Bay Area

HOPE springs eternal in University Area neighborhood

Disrupt the Bay targets pediatric cancers, childhood diseases

On the ground in North Tampa: What more is needed?

Youth voices: Time to speak up for equality and justice

What to expect when you’re expecting in the time of COVID-19

With schools closed, community steps up to feed hungry kidsVolunteers distribute meals to feed about 550 children

Meet Maia Shockley, an award-winning artist with special talent

Looking forward to life after we escape COVID-19 isolationA retired teacher shares her thoughts

Winners of 8th Annual Repurposed Doodad Competition now onlineDoodads also on display at Tampa International Airport

From Country Roads to COVID Woes: How one musical family is sheltering in place

Pinellas collaborative launches fund for local artists hurt by COVID-19

Time to create your own Corona Cooking Club as families gather in kitchens

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