Experts we spoke to agree that considering these four factors may be helpful for evaluating your own risk for getting COVID-19 this summer. In general, you can reduce your risk by interacting with smaller groups of people in outdoor spaces. The more time you spend with any potentially infected person, the higher your risk becomes. “Avoiding closed spaces, avoiding crowded places, and avoiding close-contact settings,” saysBertha Hidalgo, Protests against police brutality and systemic racism are still underway in many cities. If you plan to participate, be sure to wear a mask, carry hand sanitizer, and keep as much distance as you can from other people. AsTeen Voguepreviously reported "Dance means so much to me, it’s always been such a huge part of my life. Until I was in 6th grade, I took ballet, jazz, tap, and hip hop," Peyton says. "Every kid needs to have the opportunity because if they never take any dance classes, how are they supposed to know they have a passion for it?" In this video, young Syrian women explain why they left Syria.