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Content Development:

• Katayoun Chamany, Phd

• Associate Professor of Biology
• Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts

• Lisa Rubin, Phd

• Assistant Professor of Psychology
• The New School for Social Research

• Cassandra Pantuso

• BA Candidate in Interdisciplinary Science,
• Eugene Lang College The New School for Liberal Arts

Design:

• Elena Paunova

• BFA Candidate in Communication Design
• Parsons The New School for Design

Acknowledgements:

• Development of this guide was supported by funding from The Office of the Provost, The New School.
• Illustrations of babies and woman provided by Chelsea Briganti, BFA Parsons The New School for Design.