Watch Caroline Kennedy and Jack Schlossberg Announce an Award for Coronavirus Heroes. YOU CAN NOMINATE A HERO. "President Kennedy's famous inauguration speech, in which he urged his fellow Americans to "ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country," took place almost 60 years ago, but as we continue to fight against the effects of the coronavirus pandemic, the sentiment is as relevant as ever. And now, Kennedy's daughter Caroline Kennedy and his grandson Jack Schlossberg are honoring those who are going above and beyond to help in this time of crisis. Every year the descendants of JFK mark Memorial Day Weekend with the Profile in Courage Award ceremony, a celebration of politicians who put country first. But this year, it was canceled, and the Kennedys are shifting gears. "We can't get together this year, but we're still seeing courage all around us." Schlossberg says, in a new video released today by the JFK Library. "That's why we're creating a special Profiles in Courage Award to celebrate the heroes of the COVID crisis," his mom continues, "but we need your help." The mother-son team then asked for submissions from the public for names of people who deserve to be recognized for their service right now. As Schlossberg put it: "the doctors, nurses, first responders, and anyone else who's risking everything to keep us safe." YOU CAN NOMINATE A HERO in your community by using the hashtag #COVIDCourage, or visiting the JFK Library website. Caroline Kennedy closes with the acknowledgement that nominees won't be able to gather together right now, but a ceremony will take place in the future. "We look forward to celebrating these heroes at the JFK Library's Profile in Courage Award Ceremony when we can all get together in person," she says. "Thank you and we wish you and your families health and safety during these uncertain times." https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/watch-caroline-kennedy-jack-schlossberg-171200781.html