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COVID-19: Reporters Roundtable

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What we know about COVID-19 in Indian Country; livestream starts at 12 p.m. Eastern Time

The news around COVID-19 is ever-changing and it happens quickly. 

Indian Country Today has been reporting on it for the last month. 

This is a roundtable with Indian Country Today's Executive Producer Patty Talahongva and Washington Editor Jourdan Bennett-Begaye joined by reporter Pauly Denetclaw of The Navajo Times. 

See our Indian Country's COVID-19 syllabus for all the stories and COVID-19 Tracker for the world, in the United States, and the number of cases in Indian Country. 

You can also find The Navajo Times stories about the coronavirus on their website. 

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