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Using Exponential Technologies to Deliver Patient-Centric Care 
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Dr. Melissa Creary
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Brazil Syndemic Partnership: Groundwork for Transnational Research
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A new collaboration between RioOnWatch and the Behner Stiefel Center for Brazilian Studies aims to increase the visibility of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the daily life of favela residents and low-income communities throughout Brazil. The initiative is part of a yearlong partnership to produce timely and relevant reporting on Human Rights and Environmental Justice.

houses in favelaCoronavirus in the Daily Life of Favelas, Part 1: An Inside Look at Vila Autódromo

 

man walking in favela, grafitti about covid in backgroundCoronavirus in the Daily Life of Favelas, Part 2: Three Weeks of Quarantine in Jardim Edda, SP

 

woman in favela wearing maks and glovesCoronavirus in the Daily Life of Favelas, Part 3: Favela do Aço’s Resistance in the Face of Adversity


people waiting in long line in the favelaCoronavirus in the Daily Life of Favelas, Part 4: Vidigal On Its Own, But Not Without Hope


grafitti about covid with count of how many sickCoronavirus in the Daily Life of Favelas, Part 5: Maré’s Response to the Challenge of Public Information