COVID-19 has affected every country across the globe differently. In countries like Brazil, China, and England, people are still trying to slow the spread of the virus, and daily life has changed for everyone.
COVID-19: Beyond the states
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About the Contributors

Phoebe Gulsen, ScotCenter Editor-in-Chief
Phoebe Gulsen is a senior and is Editor-in-Chief of the Carlmont Journalism Scotcenter program. She produces mainly human interest and social justice videos, in hopes of providing a deeper story through local news. Gulsen is a graduate of the 2021 Boston University Summer Journalism Institute and over the past three years, has earned national and international awards for her work. She takes part in several extra-curricular activities, including advanced choir, varsity lacrosse, and philanthropy work through National Charity League.
Twitter: @phoebe_gulsen

Ruya Yaman, Production Editor
Ruya Yaman is a senior at Carlmont High School who loves to tell stories and capture meaningful moments. As a part of the broadcast team, she aims to shine a light on important topics through video and podcast production. Aside from journalism, Ruya spends her time singing in Carlmont’s Chamber Choir, working behind-the-scenes as the president of Carlmont’s Technical Theatre Association, and crafting a local literary magazine, All That's Lit to Print, as the co-editor-in-chief. To check out her portfolio, click here.
Twitter: @ruya__yaman