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Amy Moreland

Outbreak Wisconsin

‘It’s a scary transition’: After pandemic closes doors at bars and restaurants, Amy Moreland carves a new career path

By Bridgit Bowden (WPR) | February 3, 2021

With few prospects for a new service industry job, Amy Moreland enrolled at Madison College, aiming to earn a degree in social work.

Outbreak Wisconsin

‘Winter is coming, and a lot of doors are going to be shut’: Restaurant and bar workers in peril as weather grows cold and COVID-19 keeps spreading

By Bridgit Bowden (WPR) | October 27, 2020

Before the pandemic, Amy Moreland worked as a bartender and events coordinator in Madison. “Well, that’s canceled forever, or the foreseeable future,” she joked anxiously in her latest audio diary for Outbreak Wisconsin.

Outbreak Wisconsin

‘It doesn’t look like there’s an end in sight to this’: Pandemic drags on as $600 unemployment lifeline nears expiration

By Bridgit Bowden (WPR) | July 22, 2020

Amy Moreland, a Madison bartender out of work since mid-March, has been forced to make tough decisions about money as her benefits from the federal CARES Act near expiration.

Outbreak Wisconsin

‘Day 54 and finally some financial relief’: Madison Bartender Amy Moreland on waiting for federal unemployment aid

By Bridgit Bowden (WPR) | May 11, 2020

Madison bartender Amy Moreland has been out of work since mid-March. “I am trying to control the things that I can control, but I’m frustrated,” she said.

Outbreak Wisconsin

Introducing Amy Moreland: Madison bartender

By Bridgit Bowden (WPR) | April 27, 2020

Prior to the pandemic, Moreland’s life was moving forward. Now she’s unemployed and scared of the unknown.

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