Hane, Mitsue, Togo, and Yash are four professionals who have returned to school to receive their master’s in design engineering degree at Harvard, a program housed in the Harvard University Graduate School of Design (GSD) and the John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS). They were brought together through their interest in addressing complex social challenges using innovative, interdisciplinary approaches using both human-centered and system-level means. Leveraging their varying professional backgrounds, from design and strategy to advertising and writing, the four students collaborated to address a deeply overlooked issue and population in the product and service design world. Brief profiles of the individual team members are listed below: Hane Roh is a UX designer bridging the physical and digital experience. View more of her work at www.haneroh.com. Mitsue Elisa Guerrero is a Mexican design strategist and impact designer. View more of her work at www.mitsuelisa.com. Togo Kida is a creative director and a creative technologist. View more of his work at www.togo.cd. Yash Bhutada is a design researcher, strategist, and writer. View more of his work at www.yashbhutada.com.