At Y4AGH, we are committed to updating you and connecting with you through the global coronavirus pandemic. This health emergency has understandably caused concern and anxiety amongst our communities around the world. While we cannot eliminate all threats, we can take preventative steps to minimize risk.

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On March 15, Y4AGH board madeits recommendation that—for communities where social distancing has become required, recommended, or the community norm—all in-person yoga instruction be cancelled until the need for social distancing has passed at which time it will evaluate its recommendation, including the safety of resuming regular or modified practice schedules.

There is a lot of fast-moving information out there with respect to the novel coronavirus, the disease it causes (COVID-19), and general health and safety measures.

As a result, it can be hard to keep track of what is valuable without becoming completely overwhelmed. Y4AGH leans on and recommends two credible sources for the most up-to-date guidance, given how quickly the information on this situation is evolving:

• The World Health Organization (WHO); and

• The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).