COVID-19 Resources

#EcsiteOnline is a new feature which brings together different tools and resources all through digital media to ensure you can continue to discuss and exchange ideas and network with colleagues.

VirolVlog is the video-blog by Dr. Islam Hussein; virologist, drug discovery researcher, and science communication enthusiast

Check out the resources and online activities offered by Universcience.

41 illustrated cards explaining the essential information the general public needs to know about the virus and the sickness, and how to deal with them.

Giant Screen Films is making three of their films available for streaming at no cost until 15 June, as well as their accompanying educational guides (in English), which can also be downloaded at no cost.

A list of resources recommended by Hands on! The International Association of Children in Museum to help children-oriented museums navigate this dynamic situation, by fulfilling their mission of providing children with educational and empowering content in an engaging way.

As the COVID-19 coronavirus disease continues to spread around the world, an increasing number of science centers and museums, as well as other cultural institutions are being impacted in a wide variety of ways. The Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) is working with members and partners to prepare for and respond to this pandemic.

NEMO offers directions to conduct its famed Chain Reaction experience at home; give it a try and share it with others.

A list of webinars organized by the UNESCO Institute for Lifelong Learning (UIL) in order to exchange solutions, discuss contingency plans, and share distance-learning approaches; join the online events, share your experiences and learn from other cities.