Meet Our Team

Shazzad Khan
Curator

Shazzad is a service designer specializing in social innovation, with extensive hands-on field experience. He combines a human-centered design approach with behavioral science to drive meaningful social change, crafting practical solutions for underserved communities. Born and raised in Dhaka, Shazzad is passionate about creating affordable, impactful products and services that benefit both people and the environment. A graduate of a reputable art school, his education has also played a pivotal role in the creation of his community-based micro-museum, which raises awareness about climate change at the grassroots level.

Advisors

Dr. Anis Rahman

​Dr. Anis Rahman is an Assistant Teaching Professor at the University of Washington, Seattle, specializing in global communication and information technology. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication from Simon Fraser University and an M.A. in Television Journalism from Goldsmiths, University of London, where he was a Chevening Scholar. His research focuses on media ownership, digital authoritarianism, and platform regulation, particularly in the Global South. Dr. Rahman is an affiliate faculty member at UW’s South Asia Center and serves on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Digital Media & Policy.

Dr. M. Munyonga

​Dr. Munyonga is a dedicated academic and researcher specializing in higher education studies, with a PhD from the University of the Western Cape. With experience across global education systems, including Ethiopia, Mozambique, Austria, Finland, China, and the Netherlands, work spans sociolinguistics, science communication, and gender equity in higher education, particularly in Africa.
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Currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Recognized with multiple fellowships and grants, and actively contribute to international organizations and is committed to fostering inclusive education and meaningful collaborations in the field of education.

Alisha S. Gupta

Alisha is a contemporary museum artist known for blending traditional techniques with modern themes. Her work explores cultural heritage, environmental issues, and social narratives, often incorporating indigenous materials and storytelling. With exhibitions in major Indian museums and international galleries, she has received recognition for her thought-provoking installations and community-driven projects. Passionate about preserving and evolving India's artistic legacy, Alisha continues to inspire through their innovative and immersive art experiences.

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