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Lesimo Wang is a Ph.D. student in the Department of Human Centered Design at Cornell University. Prior to joining Cornell, he worked as an interior designer at HASSELL and as a workplace strategist for consulting firms. His research focuses on empirical studies that explore the future of hybrid work model and the changing landscape of campus learning spaces.

Dr. Zeynab Jouzi is a postdoctoral researcher at the Action Research Collaborative (ARC), Cornell University. Her research interests lie primarily in food security and environmental justice. She takes a multidisciplinary approach by bringing together different disciplines and methods to address these issues. Zeynab has been the recipient of several awards and fundings including the 2021 awardee of Future Leader by the Association for International Agriculture and Rural Development (AIARD) and receiving support for an interdisciplinary

Zachary Barry, MSW, is an Extension Associate at the Bronfenbrenner Center for Translational Research (BCTR) at Cornell University. A dedicated social worker, Zac has been serving children and families since 2012, focusing on a trauma-informed and human rights-based approach to the child welfare system.

In his role with the Residential Child Care Project, Zac facilitates trainings for the Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) and Children and Residential Experiences (CARE) models across the United States, Canada, and

Iris Yiqun Luo (羅軼群) is an interdisciplinary researcher, curator, and educator from China. She explores the intersection of ontological design and epistemic justice with material culture, spirituality, technology, and ancestral memories. From digital archiving to participatory action research, her work focuses on knowledge production through intra-action among pluriversal worldviews and challenges the bias of cognition. Using storytelling and visual/multi-sensory narratives as tools, her goal is to imagine and nurture alternative pedagogies that prioritize land/water-based agency