want remote learning, but the union is saying, i don t want remote learning, either, but i want it for a short period of time. yesterday, the union was saying, we just want it as a tool when we get into these really extreme periods. whether the major will budge, you know within the problem here is that this has sort of become an ideological issue like remote learning versus in-person learning, when it s also a public safety issue, too, where there s, you know, there are surging cases. so, you know, eventually, people are going to have to compromise, but right now, people are pretty extreme. i mean, we re hearing words like, coming from the mayor s mouth like, never, ever will i go back to remote learning. so i don t know when she might. so it s hard. some of these extremes, the nevers on each side of the aisle will hopefully at some point be broken down, somewhere in the middle to at least get kids back in school at some point and safely. sarah carp for wezb in chicago,
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Capturing the magic of childhood during the pandemic Published on Share
During the partial lockdown last year, photographer Sarah Carp documented her world as a single mother with two young children. Her photo essay “Parenthèse” (Parenthesis) has won her the 2021 Swiss Press Photographer of the Year award.
The photographer from Yverdon-les-Bains in the French-speaking part of Switzerland captured everyday life with her two girls confined to the four walls of their house at the height of the pandemic.
On her website, Carp writes that “living alone with two little girls in a small space isn’t easy. I used photography to get away from reality, play with my girls and bring out the magic of childhood. The moment was lived with a touch of innocence, connection and moments of frustration.” Carp also took home the top award in the daily life category.
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Capturing the magic of childhood during the pandemic
Carp captured the magical moments of everyday life with her two girls confined to the four walls of their house at the height of the pandemic. Swiss Press Photo / Sarah Carp
During the partial lockdown last year, photographer Sarah Carp documented her world as a single mother with two young children. Her photo essay “Parenthèse” (Parenthesis) has won her the 2021 Swiss Press Photographer of the Year award.
This content was published on May 2, 2021 - 10:14
May 2, 2021 - 10:14
Ester Unterfinger
Trained as a picture journalist at the MAZ media school in Lucerne. Since 2000 she has worked as a picture editor in various media concerns and as a freelancer. Since 2014 she has been with swissinfo.ch.
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