No matter our individual schooling status, we have all found ourselves in completely new territory amid mass closures due to the current epidemic. Even seasoned home educators have had to make major adjustments in the absence of all the usual social outings, extracurriculars, and field trips. As one of those seasoned educators, I’d like to offer reassurance that even though it may not seem like it now, it will be okay. Children are incredibly resilient and Allah’s Mercy envelops all things. Although schooling in isolation will look vastly different from homeschooling, there are some relevant insights I have gained in

Assmaa El-Haggan is an activist for children with special needs. Here, she provides practical and spiritual advice about how to be the best advocate for your child with special needs during COVID-19.

Executive Director of CAIR-Alabama, Hamid M. Khan, explains what you need to know about the Defense Production Act and its implications for how the federal government will lead during the COVID-19 crisis.