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My journey from the heart of Ethiopia to the halls of Texas Woman's University has taught me that resilience isn't just about surviving; it's about thriving and using our stories to bridge worlds and inspire action. Together, let's embrace the complexities of our stories to forge paths of hope and transformation for ourselves and for communities around the globe.
- Hana Taylor Schlitz
Advocacy & Community Engagement
Hana uses her story to advocate for causes such as tuberculosis awareness, adoption, and the importance of cultural engagement and bridge-building. She is particularly interested in partnering with organizations tackling global health issues like TB and healthcare inequalities, aiming to use her experiences to highlight these critical areas. Hana's journey as a young advocate offers a distinctive perspective, ideal for driving awareness campaigns and community initiatives focused on creating connections and fostering meaningful change.
Collaborative Projects & Research
With a background in Sociology and personal experience as an international adoptee, Hana is well-suited for collaboration on projects addressing social issues. She seeks partnerships that explore themes of inequality, identity, and migration. Hana's insights can enrich research and initiatives aimed at driving social change, offering fresh perspectives and dedicated engagement.
Speaking Engagements
Hana offers a unique perspective through her journey from Ethiopia to becoming the youngest graduate at Texas Woman's University. She speaks on overcoming obstacles, the importance of education, and embracing diversity, making her a compelling speaker for a range of audiences and events. Her stories are grounded in personal experience, inspiring listeners to action and awareness on global issues.
