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COVID-Local and the Frontline Guide are a joint project of the Global Biological Policy Program at the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI), the Center for Global Development, and the Georgetown University Center for Global Health Science and Security, in collaboration with Talus Analytics. The team is comprised of experienced experts in disease outbreak as well as former public health officials, and the tools were developed in response to calls from local governments for more information on how to protect their communities.

Authors

Nuclear Threat Initiative

Beth Cameron, PhD

Vice President,

Global Biological Policy and Programs, NTI

 

Vice President, Global

Biological Policy and

Programs, NTI, Former Senior

Director for Global Health

Security and Biodefense,

National Security Council

staff Directorate on Global

Health Security and

Biodefense

Jessica Bell, MS

Senior Program Officer,

Global Biological Policy and Programs, NTI

Jacob Eckles, MPH

Program Officer,

Global Biological Policy and Programs, NTI

Hayley Severance, MPH

Senior Program Officer,

Global Biological Policy and Programs, NTI

Talus Analytics

Ellie Graeden, PhD

Chief Executive Officer,

Talus Analytics

Center for Global Development

Jeremy Konyndyk, MSFS

Senior Policy Fellow,

Center for Global Development;

Former Director of Foreign

Disaster Assistance, USAID

Georgetown University

Rebecca Katz, PhD MPH

Professor and Director,

Center for Global Health Science and Security

Georgetown University

Matthew Boyce, MS

Senior Research Associate,

Georgetown University

Center for Global Health Science and Security

Contributors

Paul D. Biddinger, MD, FACEP

MGH Endowed Chair in Emergency Preparedness Director,

Center for Disaster Medicine and Vice Chairman for

Emergency Preparedness, Department of Emergency

Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital, Medical

Director for Emergency Preparedness, MGH and Partners

Healthcare, Director, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public

Health Emergency Preparedness Research, Evaluation and

Practice (EPREP) Program

Gabrielle Fitzgerald, MPA

Founder and CEO

Panorama

Dylan George, PhD

Vice President Technical Staff,

In-Q-Tel

Margaret Hamburg, MD

Chair, Board of the American Association for the

Advancement of Science

Former Commissioner of the U.S. Food and Drug

Administration

Dan Hanfling, MD

Vice President Technical Staff

In-Q-Tel

Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH

Director, Harvard Global Health Institute,

K. T. Li Professor of Global Health,

Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health,

Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School

Juliette Kayyem, JD

Faculty Chair,

Security and Global Health Project,

Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University

James Lawler, MD

Executive Director, International Programs & Innovation,

Global Center for Health Security, and Associate

Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases,

University of Nebraska Medical Center

Timothy Manning,

Director, Washington DC Operations,

PDC Global; former Deputy Administrator, FEMA

Jennifer Nuzzo, DrPH, SM

Associate Professor,

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health,

Senior Scholar, Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security

David Polatty, MA

Professor,

U.S. Naval War College Humanitarian Response Program

Nathaniel A. Raymond

Lecturer,

Jackson Institute of Global Affairs, Yale University

Eric Toner, MD

Senior Scholar, Senior Scientist,

Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security

Crystal Watson DrPH

Senior Scholar

Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security

Assistant Professor, Department of Environmental Health and Engineering,

Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

*Note that institutional affiliations are listed for identification only and do not imply institutional endorsement.

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