Johanna Heinz

Journalist, back in Bonn, works at GA Bonn, newsletter, explainer, seo, loves coffee+books

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Im Sommer habe ich mich intensiv mit dem Thema Typ-1-#Diabetes bei Kindern und mangelnder Inklusion befasst. Die Gespräche mit den Familien fand ich sehr bewegend. Schön, wenn ein solcher Herzenstext auch anderen gefällt. :-) https://t.co/3quD99qnfC

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

John Lennons Tod ist gerade großes Thema in der Kita... Die neue Kinderkram-Kolumne: https://t.co/dMKvGLLMs4 #kinder #Beatles #JohnLennon

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Schönes Projekt, das ich beim @gabonn gemeinsam mit der @LpBNRW umsetzen durfte. #erklärbär

[General-Anzeiger @gabonn]

Einfluss auf politische Entscheidungen nehmen? Das geht nicht nur alle fünf Jahre bei der Wahl. Welche Möglichkeiten der Beteiligung es in NRW gibt, erklären wir gemeinsam mit der @LpBNRW in der Reihe „#Kommunalpolitik kurz erklärt“. Alle Videos unter https://t.co/iwjwZec03I

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Schönes, neues Projekt beim @gabonn. Ab jetzt gibt's jeden Freitag eine Mail zu Allem, was Familien interessiert - von mir oder meinen zauberhaften Kolleg:innen. Einmal abonnieren bitte! https://t.co/g8A3yCAj9d #kindundkegel #newsletter #family

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Another day without a new #COVIDー19 death in Portugal! 🙌 This is the third time in just over a week. Although many things have reopened (including schools), the numbers of new infection remain stably low at the moment.

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

@nikosinus Probably difficult in Germany, yes. Besides, I guess sadly it’s always easier to impose harsh measures when ambulances already are lining up outside emergency rooms...

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

The government has announced that the further relaxations will only occur if the 14-day incidence remains below 120 and R < 1. Curious to see if this will be followed through so consistently. 7/7

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

#Portugal had a weekly incidence of almost 900 not even two months ago. Now it is the country with the fewest new infections per inhabitant in Europe after Iceland. How was this achieved? A thread. #COVID19 1/7

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Monday, the first relaxations of a three-step plan went into effect. Kindergartens and elementary schools are open again, stores are allowed to sell at the door. This will certainly be reflected in the new infections soon. 6/7

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Der Stand zu #AstraZeneca wieder einmal hervorragend erklärt von @maithi_nk! Falls jemand Fragen hat...

[Mai Thi Nguyen-Kim @maithi_nk]

Nach der #AstraZeneca-Freigabe und einer #maiLab-Nachtschicht hier alles, was man jetzt wissen muss: https://t.co/uB3GFgvwjZ

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Light earthquake in #Lisbon. Here, the desk shook a bit. Makes you think of 1755 briefly... #Sismo #Lisboa

[Público @Publico]

IPMA: Sismo de magnitude 3.4 registado na Grande Lisboa https://t.co/ItcerPOF8Z

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

By the way, the most marriages took place in 1975: In the year after the Carnation Revolution, 103126 couples said yes. #25deabrilsempre

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

In 2020, 18889 marriages took place in Portugal. This is by far the lowest number since these statistics began in 1886. https://t.co/7SSFXocUW4 #casamentos #COVID19

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

The steps to ease the lockdown will be re-evaluated every 15 days.

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

#COVID19 numbers dropped much faster than expected in #Portugal, so the government announced the roadmap for lifting the rules@today. First to open are daycares, kindergartens and primary schools on Monday.

[Johanna Heinz @dieheinz]

Also hairdressers, libraries and bookshop can get back to work.