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Providing self-driving libraries that come to children living in library deserts.

WonderWheel is a project by Team Co:motion (Sienna Lee, Sawani Mardhekar, Kyuri Kim), created in collaboration with UNICEF Innovation Node. Rooted in equity and accessibility, it reimagines how public libraries can serve as engines of social inclusion by reaching children in underserved communities—particularly those living in library deserts across America.

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Project Overview

Provide access so that all children can fulfill their potential for learning and imagination

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WonderWheel is a mobile library experience that travels directly into neighborhoods, offering children books, storytelling, and interactive activities. Designed with parents and communities in mind, it builds lasting reading habits, provides safe and equitable access to learning, and creates opportunities for shared growth through mobility-driven solutions.

ROLE

UX Lead- desk research, field research, visual design, rapid prototyping, user flow, storyboard, promotion video making

TEAM

Sienna Lee, Sawani Mardhekar, Kyuri Kim

TOOLS

Figma, Miro, Adobe Illustrator,

Veed.io, Image FX, MidJourney

Figma, Miro, Adobe Illustrator,

Veed.io, Image FX, MidJourney

TIMELINE

2021.7~2021.9

Social Background & Data

6.6 million children in the U.S. live in library deserts—areas without nearby access to public libraries.

45% of U.S. children live in neighborhoods without public libraries or affordable books.
Parents and educators highlight gaps in sustained engagement, awareness, and safety when it comes to children’s access to learning resources.
Public libraries are often described as the “last community centers” in America, yet closures due to financial strain deepen inequities.

source:

Results from a survey conducted with 83 women in their 20s and 30s

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6.6 million children in the U.S. live in library deserts—areas without nearby access to public libraries.

45% of U.S. children live in neighborhoods without public libraries or affordable books.
Parents and educators highlight gaps in sustained engagement, awareness, and safety when it comes to children’s access to learning resources.
Public libraries are often described as the “last community centers” in America, yet closures due to financial strain deepen inequities.

source:

Esri's StoryMaps team | April 2024

Needs & Solutions

Sustained engagement — Current bookmobiles spark excitement but fail to build ongoing reading habits.
Parental involvement — Parents often lack knowledge of schedules and resources, which limits their support.
Safe, equitable access — Busy and low-income families struggle with distance, time, and safety concerns.

ROLE

UX Lead- desk research, field research, visual design, rapid prototyping, user flow, storyboard

TEAM

LG H&H UX Team,
H&H PHR Data Team

TOOLS

Figma, Miro,
Protopie, illustrator

TIMELINE

2021.7~2021.9

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