Quaranteam

Co-founded a worldwide volunteer coalition designed to maintain human connection during the COVID-19 pandemic. Quaranteam mobilized to foster emotional bonds, enhance social wellness, and reinforce community structures when isolation became necessary. Three primary objectives guided the work: immediate life preservation, making confinement more bearable, and reimagining societal systems spanning nutrition, learning, administration, and interpersonal dynamics.

Highlights

• Content translated into 25 languages, reaching 15+ million people worldwide
• Assembled tech sector decision-makers for pandemic strategy coordination (March 2020)
• Developed city reopening playbooks distributed to municipal leaders
• Generated a Stanford University curriculum co-led by two co-founders
• Partnered with Yosi Sergant, Emerson Spartz, Frances Haugen, and Tristan Harris

Key Contributions

• Established and managed a worldwide volunteer network across multiple time zones
• Orchestrated social media initiatives achieving massive global reach
• Facilitated cross-sector knowledge exchange and project development
• Produced resources including virtual memorial guidance and city reopening strategies
• Enabled formation of mutual aid networks in local communities

Acknowledgements

Co-founded with Danielle Diamond, Erica Blair, and Anima La Voy.