Challenge   I am Chilean , a country that always has been suffering natural disasters . Just as an example , we   have a bad record of having the strongest earthquake in history . 

 That brought to my friends and I -all passionate about innovation- to think about one challenge ,   how to help in a natural disaster , which involves earthquakes , forest fires , tsunami , among others . 

 But the challenge is open wide , could be something related to the prevention ( if possible ) , during   the evacuation , or after the disaster . Could be related to the construction or with the people , just   everything that will make our lives safer and better in that context . 

 Selection & Application   First , our team decided to narrow down the initial challenge . We decided to be focus on the   people and help them directly . Therefore , we took the storytelling approach , we wanted to put   the people , the affected ones , in the center . 

 For that , we went to talk with people on the streets asking about what were they doing before ,   during , and after the 2010 's earthquake in Chile ( 8.8 on the Richter scale ) . 

 That is how we found Antonio , 19 years old guy who is in a wheelchair . We heard his story . He was   on the 10th floor of a building at the moment of the earthquake . His father had to bring him   downstairs while a friend brought the chair . It was extremely complicated . 

 Insight   We asked Antonio and his dad about solutions on the market , they immediately answered that   there are several kinds of electric wheelchairs but all of them expensive . Some other accessories   but just in the US and expensive too . 

 So we were asking ourselves how many people could suffer a similar problem when they need to   evacuate a building , how many people are in a wheelchair and what happened if there is nobody   that could bring you downstairs . We figured out that almost 10 % of the Chilean population uses a   wheelchair ( including old people and people with disabilities ) . 

 Approach   Telling this story helped us to generate empathy with the audience , in that moment we were   standing in Antonio´s and his father´s shoes . Also , it was useful to have in mind our user or client if   you like , we found a problem and we were clear about our segment . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Challenge   I am Chilean , a country that always has been suffering natural disasters . Just as an example , we   have a bad record of having the strongest earthquake in history . 

 That brought to my friends and I -all passionate about innovation- to think about one challenge ,   how to help in a natural disaster , which involves earthquakes , forest fires , tsunami , among others . 

 But the challenge is open wide , could be something related to the prevention ( if possible ) , during   the evacuation , or after the disaster . Could be related to the construction or with the people , just   everything that will make our lives safer and better in that context . 

 Selection & Application   First , our team decided to narrow down the initial challenge . We decided to be focus on the   people and help them directly . Therefore , we took the storytelling approach , we wanted to put   the people , the affected ones , in the center . 

 For that , we went to talk with people on the streets asking about what were they doing before ,   during , and after the 2010 's earthquake in Chile ( 8.8 on the Richter scale ) . 

 That is how we found Antonio , 19 years old guy who is in a wheelchair . We heard his story . He was   on the 10th floor of a building at the moment of the earthquake . His father had to bring him   downstairs while a friend brought the chair . It was extremely complicated . 

 Insight   We asked Antonio and his dad about solutions on the market , they immediately answered that   there are several kinds of electric wheelchairs but all of them expensive . Some other accessories   but just in the US and expensive too . 

 So we were asking ourselves how many people could suffer a similar problem when they need to   evacuate a building , how many people are in a wheelchair and what happened if there is nobody   that could bring you downstairs . We figured out that almost 10 % of the Chilean population uses a   wheelchair ( including old people and people with disabilities ) . 

 Approach   Telling this story helped us to generate empathy with the audience , in that moment we were   standing in Antonio´s and his father´s shoes . Also , it was useful to have in mind our user or client if   you like , we found a problem and we were clear about our segment .
### Output: 