To support broad research and learning goals, Hannah frequently puts together bespoke trainings and presentations covering a variety of topics. From panels to lunch-and-learns to multi-day trainings, Hannah has worked with many different of partners to create learning opportunities that meet a variety of educational, workforce, and social goals.

Hannah is often invited to speak on topics related to urban public policy, with a specific focus on urban development, housing/homelessness, and the intersections between public policy and civil society. When discussing these topics, Hannah breaks down complex ideas, making difficult research studies and complicated global trends easy to understand.

Another common area of interest is qualitative research i.e. research that involves interviews, focus groups, document analysis, and case studies/use cases. At these talks, Hannah demystifies the research process to actively train individuals and organizations to collect, interpret, and use qualitative data to improve their performance.

Hannah is also frequently asked to speak about Jewish topics, such as Jewish urbanism, Jewish death, and Jewish material culture. These discussions are deeply intimate, personal, and real while remaining approachable, humorous and light-hearted.

To invite Hannah to your organization, reach out and let her know as much about your needs as possible.