COVID-19 News
Exchange Alumni Make a Difference During COVID-19
In the midst of COVID-19, we are facing unprecedented challenges around the world. We've created this page to share your efforts to tackle the coronavirus. Thanks to you and your fellow exchange alumni, you are creating far-reaching health, educational, and social impact to ensure your communities are staying strong, safe, and healthy.
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As schools close and education moves online, Lindiwe Matlali is working nonstop to come up with innovative solutions to ensure that students are still receiving the education they deserve.
British IVLP alumnus joins the National Health Service’s Volunteer Responders to deliver food, medicine, and arrangge transportation for at-risk communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.
IVLP alumnus and prominent artist Mohamed Atiq is supporting his nation in combating the coronavirus.
YALI Alumnus in Ghana is working to ensure that the most vulnerable communities have continuous access to meals as COVID-19 disrupts daily life.
COVID-19 has resulted in a scarcity of medical supplies. Dr. Brian-Gabriel Ndubuisi, a YALI RLC West Africa Alumnus, is helping ease the crisis.
TechWomen alumna Crescence Elodie launched the chatbot through her organization to help Cameroonians check their symptoms and find info.
Dr. Jamie Moreno is working tirelessly to protect patients, and keeping the public aware of how they can help stop the virus’ spread.
Two scientists who met through the J. William Fulbright international exchange program are part of a worldwide hunt to find existing drugs that can be used to treat the coronavirus.
“It’s my duty toward my country and my community, and I’m so happy to help and inspire..." says Faten Khalfallah of Tunisia.
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