The global pandemic catapulted the world into an unprecedented landscape for all of 2020 and onward. The impact, fallout, and violence exacerbated and rendered visible by all of the events in 2020 still continues today. Varying government, economic, and public health responses exacerbated health and wealth inequalities in the United States while racial tensions of all kinds were heightened and accelerated. In response to these trying times, the Humanities Truck team made adjustments to our programming and collaborations while maintaining our mission — to collect, exhibit, preserve, and expand dialogue around the humanities. Truck fellows, like Ludy Grandas and Naoko Wowsugi, adjusted their work to focus on food insecurities and deliveries during Covid-19. We’ve also made a compiled resource guide for the pandemic and a few statements condemning racism, stating our position, and highlighting the resilience, strength, and vibrant cultures from many of the community partnerships, web exhibits, and events we’ve been so lucky to be a part of. Here, you’ll find our solidarity statements and reflections (from that time and as relevant):