Humanitarian Tracker

Founder and CEO

Detail-oriented leader with domestic and international experience working with organizations including the World Health Organization, World Food Program, UNICEF & USAID in resource mobilization, technology innovation, and public diplomacy.

Senior Epidemiologist

Associate Professor of Epidemiology at Texas A&M School of Rural Public Health, will assist with data analysis using descriptive and analytic statistical methods, and assist with the development of data collection methods and tools and data abstraction and dataset generation.

Senior Social Data Scientist

John received his Bachelor’s Degrees in Math, English, and Computer Science.  John is a health systems architect for a leading IT company in the health systems domain, specializing in the development of both public health and clinical care capabilities at both state and government agency levels. Previously, John has developed decision support and situation awareness systems for leadership in military and intelligence situations, with an emphasis on geospatial mapping and visualization.

Advisor

David is resident Physician in Internal Medicine at Cambridge Health Alliance with background in biomedical and social research in infectious disease epidemiology, immigrant and refugee health, international infectious disease policy and the sociology of science.  He has experience with various NGOs and UN organizations, strong background in policy analysis and international development, and with is interested in improving health for vulnerable populations, particularly in poor countries. With primary interests in infectious disease and international health, David completed medical student rotations in Lebanon and Uganda and volunteered as an Arabic interpreter for a local refugee clinic.  Additionally, David was the content lead for US CDC's BioMosaic Mobile, an iPad application that allows users to intersect data on demography, migration and infectious diseases on an interactive, cartographic platform.

UX Designer

Informatics with specialization in Humanistic Informatics and UX design.

Website and Brand Designer

Informatics with specialization in Humanistic Informatics and UX design.

API Developer and Platform Engineer

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Collaborator

Lauren Wolfe is an award-winning journalist and photographer who has written for publications from The Atlantic to The New York Times. She is currently a columnist at Foreign Policy magazine and the director of WMC Women Under Siege, a journalism project on sexualized violence in conflict originated by Gloria Steinem at the Women’s Media Center in New York. The project includes a live, crowd-sourced map of sexualized violence in Syria. Wolfe also serves on the advisory committee of the Nobel Women’s Initiative’s International Campaign to Stop Rape & Gender Violence in Conflict.

Collaborator

A nephrologist and chairman of the Syrian American Medical Society (SAMS) Foundation.

Collaborator

Dana is is passionate about human rights issues and women's rights around the world. She is a speaker on topics related to the Middle East, Syria and women of the Middle East.  Dana has MA in International and Intercultural Conflict Resolution.