Cornellians asked about masks.
How do I reduce the risk of COVID-19 for myself, my friends and my family?
[Hand draws picture of a man wearing a bowtie and vest].
Face masks are crucial in reducing the spread of COVID-19.
[Hand draws circle on screen and writes “face masks are crucial in reducing the spread of COVID-19.]
Masks must be worn in public and when physical distancing is not possible, such as grocery shopping or using public transportation.
[Hand writes “such as grocery shopping or using public transportation.”]
How to make a mask in one minute.
You will need:
[Hand writes the following in 3 separate rectangular boxes.]
A bandana or 18” square of cloth.
2 hair elastics or rubber bands.
The ability to fold fabric.
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Fold the bottom of the bandana to the middle. 
[A cloth bandana laying out on a flat surface. A person folds the bottom edge of bandana up to the middle, then presses it flat.] 
Then fold the top to the middle. 
[Person folds the top edge of the bandana down to the middle, then presses it flat.]
Turn over the folded bandana.
[Person flips over the folded bandana and presses it flat.]
Again, fold the top of the bandana to the middle.
[Person folds the top edge of the bandana down to the middle, then presses it flat.]
And again, fold the bottom to the middle.
[Person folds the bottom edge of the bandana up to the middle, then presses it flat.]
Turn over the bandana and slide an elastic 1/3 of the way from the end.
[Person turns over bandana and shows an elastic, stretching it twice to show it is stretchy, then slips it over the left end of the bandana to 1/3 of the way from the left edge of the bandana.]
Repeat with another elastic on the other side.
[Person shows an elastic, stretching it to show it stretches, then slips it over the right end of the bandana to 1/3 of the way from the right edge.]
Fold in the sides and turn over the bandana.
[Person folds the right edge over to the middle, pulling the elastic so it sticks out on the right. Then person folds the left edge over to the middle, pulling the elastic so it sticks out on the left. Person turns over the mask and pulls both elastics as “Ta-da! You have a mask” appears on screen.]
Ta-da! You have a mask.
If you can’t stay home…
Protect yourself.
Protect others.
Wear a mask in public.
Cornell: Stop COVID
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The Cornell: Stop COVID campaign is brought to you by  the Skorton Center for Health Initiatives @ Cornell Health
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