MSAE Statement on COVID-19

The news surrounding the global outbreak of the COVID-19 coronavirus is concerning to everyone. MSAE is paying close attention to what is being recommended by the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). We advise everyone to do the same for information relevant to our professional and personal routines.

You may find this document useful in preparing your business office based on recommendations from the World Health Organization.

Please contact us if you have any questions or additional resources for consideration.

For more information on this critical matter:

COVID-19 Resources

• Latest Resources
  
  • Joint MTA/MSAE ZOOM Call with Special Guest Governor Tate Reeves 5.14.20
  • Webinar: Legal Governance Challenges for Associations During a Pandemic 5.13.20
• Webinars/Zoom Meetings
• Including 501(c)(6) Organizations in Federal Relief Package 4.10.20
  • Coronavirus Pandemic: Advocacy and Resources
  • ASAE Congressional Leadership Associations Need More Emergency Aid 4.2.20
  • CARES Act Outline 3.26.2020

• Mississippi COVID-19 Resources
  • MS State Department of Health’s COVID-19 Resource Page
  • MS Department of Employment Security’s COVID-19 Resource Page
  • File an Unemployment Claim with MDES

• Additional Resources
• Parenting & Caregiving: Advice and guidance on caring for, educating and supporting loved ones during COVID-19. 5.1.20
• Coping with Stress during the COVID-19 Outbreak 4.23.20
• Helping Children Cope with Stress during the COVID-19 Outbreak 4.23.20
• COVID-19 Kids Information Book 4.23.20
• How to talk to and support your children/teens/young adults regarding COVID-19. 4.23.20
• FAQ from the American Bankers Association via Mississippi Bankers Association 4.15.20
• CDC Coronavirus Resource Page
• WHO Coronavirus Resource Page
• ASAE Coronavirus Resource Page
• Coronavirus Funding Options from the U.S. Small Business Administration
• ASA Adding Member Value in Time of COVID-19
• Coronavirus Updates from Johns Hopkins University & Medicine
• Lead Your Business Through the Coronavirus Crisis – Harvard Business Review