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Autoethnography and COVID-19: A Journal of Autoethnography Forum

Because COVID is ubiquitous, it is exhausting. However, we also knew we needed to do something. This forum is our compromise.

Living Through/With COVID-19: Using Autoethnography to Research the Pandemic

“Researchers can use autoethnography to demonstrate how abstract, abrupt, and vast changes affect particular lives: specific and contextual experiences of stress and survival, grief and loss, loneliness and connection, desires for structure and normalcy.”