Hannah is a writer with a BA in English from Colby College and an LLM in International Law from the American University in Bosnia and Herzegovina. In her work, she’s passionate about looking at modern conflicts through the lenses of art and literature. She’s contributed several papers to the field, including The Iceland experiment (2009-2013): a participatory approach to constitutional reform, which examines how musicians, artists, and other citizens shaped the country’s draft constitution during its constitutional crisis.

Hannah is thrilled to be a part of the multinational team at Kuma International, where she supports the organization’s mission by writing content for its literature and by assisting the director during the International Summer School. Hannah, who has strong ties to Bosnia and Herzegovina, sees Kuma International as a powerful advocate for the country’s contemporary art and aesthetics. To her, the organization is a platform that helps to amplify the country’s most creative and innovative voices at a time when they’re needed most.