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The National Covid Memorial is a mass memorial for Covid victims that puts names and faces to the death toll.

Marked By Covid grievers have turned pain into purpose, honoring loved ones and ensuring their stories are never forgotten.

National Covid Memorial in the News

  • “We cannot forget this tragedy."

  • "Don’t forget to remember: What it means to memorialize our collective traumas."

  • "Marked By Covid has created an infinitely expandable, shockingly human take on memorialization."

  • "Organizers have woven Covid loss into the national fabric."

The Marked By Covid Lens

Marked By Covid’s augmented reality Lens powers the National Covid Memorial’s intimate, interactive exploration of more than one million remembrances.

National Covid Memorial from Coast to Coast

This powerful collection of photos and stories of those lost to Covid – chronicled by the people who love them – is touring the U.S. to collect more than one million remembrances and raise funds for a permanent monument in the nation’s capital.

  • Los Angeles, CA

    October 2022 at Hollywood Forever Cemetery with Marcos Lutyens and Christina Tafoya

  • Washington, D.C.

    April 2023 at the Washington Monument

  • Phoenix, AZ

    May 2023 at Banner Estrella Hospital

  • New Haven, CT

    May 2023 at Yale University’s Harkness Tower

  • San Francisco, CA

    November 2023 at Baker Beach

  • Chicago, IL

    December 2023 at Millennium Park

  • Tuscon, AZ

    February 2024 at En Memoria Covid-19 Memorial

  • New York, NY

    February 2024 at Central Park’s Memorial to Dr Li Wenliang, one of the first to identify the outbreak and an early pandemic victim.

  • Wall, NJ

    February 2024 at Rami’s Heart Covid-19 Memorial

  • Boston, MA

    November 2024 at Harvard University Medical School’s Countway Library with BU School of Public Health and Creativity in the Time of Covid-19

  • New York, NY

    January 2025 at the 9/11 Memorial & Museum