Hannah Hartman

Hannah Hartman is a writer, creator, and perpetual student of life with a Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies and two Associate of Arts degrees from Middle Georgia State University.

With almost 10 years of experience in working with nonprofits through community outreach, programming and development, and communications, she now works with Ocmulgee Mounds Association to continue their partner support of Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park (NHP) through informed and educational programs and events; helping increase mindful awareness of the park’s multifaceted significance.

Following her lifelong interest in art as an accessible form of therapy, she also works with The 567 Center for Renewal to center creative outlets as a source of education and unity in Middle Georgia.

Hannah focuses on empathy, connection, and the shared human experience in her work to view even the biggest picture with the most intentional lens.