
Maria Tran is a fourth-year global health student specializing in health promotion and disease prevention. She is joining the Dahdaleh Institute as a practicum student for SeeChange Initiative, a non-profit organization that helps communities respond to health and climate-related emergencies by providing support for community-led efforts.
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