She/ Her

Hannah Ranson

Consultant

Hannah brings her grant writing and research expertise to Purpose Possible as an associate consultant following her graduation from Emory College’s Master of Public Health and Community Health Development.

Hannah is a photographer and multi-media artist. She’s passionate about the intersection of visual arts and public health, and its role in fostering and sustaining community resilience. Hannah’s latest project was titled “Not OK” and was a collaboration with another Atlanta-based artist.

Hannah has worked with: LEAD Center For Youth, CureNFwithjack, KAZ! Atlanta, Drawdown Georgia, Open Food Network, Global Growers, Truly Living Well, and Clarkston Community Health Center, among others.

Education

  • Bachelor of Science in Food Science & Nutrition (Minor in Studio Art)

  • Master of Public Health in Global Health and Community Health Development

Skills

  • Grant writing

  • Major giving

  • Federal grants

  • Fundraising plans

  • Evaluation

  • Project management

 

System skills: Adobe Creative Suite, Squarespace, WIX, Wordpress, Trello, Workplace, Notion, Foundation Directory Online, Donor Search, MailChimp, Unlayer, Constant Contact, Campaign Monitor, Quickbooks, Expensify, Salesforce

Volunteer Service

  • Justice Is Global Advocacy Organization

Accolades

  • Recipient of the 2021 Warren Westerberg Global Health & The Arts Award, awarded by the Emory Global Health Institute for her photography series entitled The Hands that Feed