Doctors Without Borders, after months of fighting coronavirus around the world, is now trying to save lives just down the street from their New York offices. By MendozaMartha and JulietLinderman in collaboration with FrontlinePBS & GlobalRepCentre
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“CARE has never delivered in the U.S. before now, but this pandemic has meant a scale up in our response internationally and here at home as well,” said CEO Michelle Nunn.Experts say charities can’t substitute for a coordinated national response. But they’re trying. “This is the first time I’ve ever felt a parallel between my work in precarious situations and my work here in the U.S.,” she said.
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