COVID19 Vaccine and Memorial Maps

If you lost someone to Covid you can dedicate a flag for them at this exhibit by filling out a form here: inamericaflags.org

Reflecting on those lost to COVID and Opioid Overdoses linkedin.com/posts/jeremiah… #opioidepidemic #COVID19

Online map shows faces of COVID-19 deaths abc15.com/news/coronavir…

📺ICYMI: More than a statistic. “It’s a human being. It’s a person. It’s a father.” Indiana families are among the thousands on an interactive map, creating a visual record of coronavirus victims. Their faces, their stories, their memories. wthr.com/article/news/l…

Mapping project puts faces and names to the number of lives lost to COVID wthr.com/article/news/l… via @WTHRcom

Honored to be one of the many assisting with @inamericaflags. New ArcUser article highlighting this work: A Place for National Mourning esri.com/about/newsroom… @sarahedwagner @sbfirstenberg @maggierpeterson

Each of the nearly 700,000 flags represents an individual American who lost their life due to the pandemic. "You are more than a statistic, you are my dad," reads one handwritten dedication. Learn more about @inamericaflags and the people it mourns: ow.ly/NYLD50GjOf7

Only a few hours left to dedicate a flag for a loved one lost to covid on the National Mall- a special message you write will be written by a volunteer inamericaflags.org @FacesOfCOVID @MarkedByCovid @COVIDmemorial @covidgrief

Today at 11:59 PM EST is the final day to request a flag dedication on our website. Thank you for letting us honor your loved ones in this way. 🏳️ #InAmericaRemember bit.ly/2YEzmVt

Been an honor to support @sbfirstenberg and @inamericaflags . Thousands of families have dedicated flags of someone lost to COVID and can look up the flags on the map, and on the Lost Loved Ones map. Sept 30 is the last day dedicate flags inamericaflags.org

community.esri.com/t5/education-b… Art, memory, COVID, and GIS: The In America Flags project. Sad but important demonstration of how #gis can make a positive difference. @inamericaflags

The @inamericaflags art installation will be up until October 3. If you want to dedicate a flag to someone who died from #COVID19, you must do so by this Thursday, Sept. 30. You can do it online at inamericaflags.org or call @RepMikeTurner's office: 202-225-6465.

A reminder that online flag requests will be taken until 9/30. If you have sent in a dedication, it will take at least 5 days, if not longer for the flag to be searchable on the map below. We thank everyone for their patience. ❤️ bit.ly/2YEzmVt

Use the link below to dedicate a flag for your loved one. We will be taking online submissions until 9/30. Please allow at least 5 days for #InAmericaRemember to get your flag planted and searchable on our map. Thank you! 🏳️ bit.ly/2YEzmVt

Flag memorial on National Mall is powerful tribute to lives lost from COVID-19 on.today.com/3nQHlJq

Honored to be helping with @inamericaflags exhibit on the National Mall. Families dedicating flags to their loved ones lost to COVID. They can find their flag on a map and share loved ones stories inamericaflags.org

Each flag represents a life. You can learn more about those lives at inamericaflags.org. Click on a white flag on the map to read its message. Scroll down and click on the Lost Loved Ones maps to see photos and memories shared by friends and family.

Did you have a customized flag for your lost loved one at the original @inamericaflags near RFK Stadium? If so, look for that flag in Section 00, close to the Washington Monument. Volunteers who also lost loved ones to #Covid are planting those flags there now. #InAmericaRemember

650,000+ flags — representing every American killed by COVID-19 — are being placed over 20 acres as part of an @inamericaflags installation. It’s the largest art installation on the Mall since the AIDS Memorial Quilt, the group says.

If you will be unable to visit #InAmericaRemember in person, we invite you to use this form below to dedicate a flag in memory of someone whom you have lost to #COVID19. We open Friday, September 17. bit.ly/2YEzmVt

@MapCovid19 I’m creating a Yellow Hearts Memorial. Have you lost someone and are from South Carolina/North Carolina? or whose lost loved one was from South Carolina/North Carolina?Direct Message or jessayers@yahoo.com