“It’s been fascinating paying close attention to the way the numbers are reported, whose numbers are reported, when they’re reported, how they’re reported,” she says. “There is political shaping to that: who has access, who doesn’t. Who has testing, who doesn’t… I mean, the numbers aren’t accurate because we don’t have comprehensive testing.”
“Situation Report began as a solitary ritual but has grown with the pandemic into such a big project that her neighbors are now joining in the stitching process.”
