Hi, I’m Hannah.
I write.
About Me
I’m driven by my love for making connections with people and telling unique stories. Drawn to writing from a young age, I have always expressed myself best through the written word. My other creative and emotional outlet is dance. I love to get lost in movement creation and music, and of course, I get lost writing about it.
Since I’m usually climbing trees or playing in the dirt somewhere, my stories revolve around whatever new adventure I am pursuing. I crave the freedom and playfulness of creative writing, often experimenting with poetry and short stories.
I hope to use my boldness to be a voice for the voiceless. I’m never one to shy away from controversy and shedding light on conversations others refuse to touch with a 30-foot pole. With my drive and commitment to honesty and transparency in my work, I strive to positively impact the field of professional writing.
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10 Nationally Published Articles
Topics include mental health, travel and adventure and entering adulthood
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4+ Years of Writing and Editorial Experience
For online platforms
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Data Analysis
Analysis, fact checking and maintaining safe conduct in AI responses
Not Skinny Enough: The Impossible Standards of Dance
Skinny. The common denominator in all dance styles. Coveted by dancers. Demanded by instructors. No matter what style, dancers of all sizes hear comments about their bodies from teachers and peers.
Portfolio Highlight
Managing Migraines in Work and School Environments
Every day, Rachel Hooper wakes up with a kick in her step and determination coursing through her veins; she is another day closer to fulfilling her dream of becoming a nurse and living out her purpose. However, throughout this whole process, Rachel has been battling migraines.
Foreign Missions: Can Short Term Mission Work Be Effective?
Mission work is well-intentioned and praised; however, short-term missions fail to have lasting impact on communities. Teams dedicate their time and money to travel to and serve communities but tend to focus most on how this affects their own faith and perspective.
