Julie Taboh

In uncertain times, pets provide something positive to focus on  

As the spread of the coronavirus forces more and more Americans to stay home, some are finding it an ideal time to foster or adopt an animal

In new era of social distancing, Brahms and Beethoven bring people together  

A growing number of Americans are being ordered to stay home to help contain the spread of Covid-19. So musicians who can’t stop playing are finding creative ways to share their music, both online and in places close to home. VOA’s Julie Taboh found several Washington area musicians who are keeping the music flowing for audiences everywhere.

Smithsonian Institution offers online view of collections, art classes

Museums across the U.S. have closed to the public to help stop the spread of the coronavirus. But that hasn’t stopped the guardians of some of the greatest art collections in the country from sharing their national treasures with people around the world. VOA’s Julie Taboh spoke with the director of one of the Smithsonian Institution’s most popular museums about the many ways they’re reaching their audience.

Pandemic has changed the way Americans worship

Some worship leaders are using creative ways to stay in touch with those seeking spiritual nourishment in these trying times

How are Americans coping with the threat of Coronavirus?

As the coronavirus spreads across America, many cities are ordering restaurants and bars to stop offering in-house services