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Hanna Webster is a journalist, essayist, photographer, and poet. She holds an M.A. in science writing from Johns Hopkins University and has won multiple awards for her work as a reporter, including with the Society for Features Journalism, Keystone Media Awards and Society for Professional Journalists. In 2024, Webster was named the Lenfest Institute Emerging Journalist of Pennsylvania for her work highlighting the opioid crisis and the consequences of abortion restrictions post-Dobbs, and she is a grant recipient of the Pulitzer Center. Webster's art, essays, and poems have appeared in Poynter, Popular Mechanics, Stonecoast Review, HAD, Bellingham Review, Epiphany Mag, ONE ART, BRUISER Mag, and elsewhere. Her debut chapbook "I'm So Glad I Stuck Around for This" is forthcoming with Finishing Line Press in 2027. She lives in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
Photo by Jaye Rodulfo of Jaye Frances Imagery