Template Page: Milestone Award Recipients

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Recipient 1

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 2

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 3

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 4

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 5

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 6

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 7

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 8

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 9

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 10

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 11

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 12

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 13

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 14

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 15

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 16

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.

 

Recipient 17

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Daniela Rivero Bryant, an economist and a lecturer in the Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development Program at the Tulane School of Architecture, has been named as one of the Heroes and Helpers for her work on a citizen leadership team assisting in the COVID-19 response in her home country of Bolivia. She orchestrated a multidisciplinary team that designed an award-winning telemedicine tool to provide remote medical care and follow-up through a network of volunteer physicians in Bolivia. She also led the strategy to create an umbrella organization that unifies the efforts of volunteer doctors, influencers, technology experts, international aid organizations, communications experts and on-the-ground medical brigades. Her expertise in disaster policy has allowed local and central governments to join in these efforts.