Google Doodle series will thank coronavirus helpers over the next two weeks April 14, 2020 bizadmin Last week, Google released a simple and moving ad thanking healthcare workers around the world for combating COVID-19. The company is now continuing that praise by saying thank you to all coronavirus helpers with a series of Google Doodles over the next two weeks. This week, we’re beginning a series of Doodles to recognize the many people responding to COVID-19 — from doctors and nurses caring for people on the front lines, to teachers and food service workers ensuring essential goods and services are still available This Google Doodles series — usually reserved for multi-week sporting events like the Olympics and World Cup — coincides with National Public Health Week in the US. The first thanks public health workers and researchers in the scientific community. Given that there will be several Doodles in this series, Google is using the same basic format where the “G” sends heart/thanks/appreciation/respect to a themed “e” at the end. Monday’s features graphs depicting curves, while the one tomorrow sees the last letter dressed in scrubs. The Search homepage at the bottom notes who Google is recognizing that day. [abc] Google Doodles: Thank you coronavirus helpers April 6: Public health workers and to researchers in the scientific community April 7: Doctors, nurses, and medical workers April 8: Emergency services workers April 9: Custodial and sanitation workers April 10: Farmworkers and farmers April 13: Grocery workers April 14: Public transportation workers [abc] Other coronavirus helpers that will see a thank you include: Over the next two weeks, our Doodles will honor other essential frontline workers, including healthcare workers, first responders, and the many people keeping services like sanitation, food service, public transit, schools, and more up and running. Thank you to all the people who are working to save lives and keep communities safe during this pandemic Since the COVID-19 pandemic started, Google has leveraged its platforms to provide information and link to health resources. [abc]
