2 TIME May 11, 2020
Finding
Hope
At this moment when more
of us are looking online for
crucial human connections,
TIME is convening the
world’s most infl uential
people through TIME 100
Talks, a new series of virtual
conversations and experi-
ences. The fi rst installment,
“Finding Hope,” streamed
on April 23, following the
release of a special issue
on the same topic. Doctors,
politicians and artists at
the forefront of health and
social-justice policymaking
discussed how to address
the challenges of the
COVID-19 pandemic. As
TIME editor-in-chief and CEO
Edward Felsenthal said in
his opening remarks, the
mission of the TIME 100
summits— “looking for ways
to encourage action”—is
more important than ever,
“to help guide all of us
toward a better future.” Find
more insights and high-
lights, as well as updates
on upcoming talks, at
time.com/time-100-talks
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JOHN LEGEND
The singer and
criminal-justice-
reform advocate
performed his new
song “Bigger Love”
and Bill Withers’
“Lean on Me.”
He also urged
rethinking prisons
given the spread of
COVID-19 among
inmates.DR. LEANA WEN AND DR. LARRY BRILLIANT
TIME’s Alice Park interviewed public-health experts Wen
and Brilliant (above left and right) about what we need to
do to prepare for future outbreaks.
ANGELINA JOLIE
“This is a time for outrage,” the TIME contributing editor
and U.N. special envoy said of how shuttered schools put
vulnerable children at greater risk for food insecurity.DR. ANTHONY FAUCI
The nation’s top infectious-disease
expert was candid about the long
road to reopening the country. (See
“6 Questions,” page 56.)AMY KLOBUCHAR
The Minnesota U.S. Senator and former 2020 Democratic
presidential candidate opened up about the federal
stimulus packages and her husband’s fi ght with COVID-19.