Hannah Martin is a recent graduate of the MACP program. While Washington state will always be home, she made a second home in California under the redwoods. There, she learned to surf and search for Bigfoot. Here, she gets to put her work experience with film into conversations with psychology and theology. She gets most of her life advice from Winnie the Pooh.
Hannah Martin (MACP ‘20) worked for Resilient Leaders Project during her tenure as a student of The Seattle School. Here, she reflects on the necessity of acknowledging pain and tending to our wounds in order to move forward into greater resilience. Laura Wade Shirley’s post on “Running as a Spiritual Practice” has been on my […]
I’m sitting in the valley as I write this, coffee steam billowing from my cup next to me, the mountains loom before me in their magnificent gentleness, my calves and feet ache. Yesterday I completed the through-hike of The Enchantments, an ~18 mile trek that careens upwards of 4800 feet through Asgaard Pass in the […]
Hannah Martin explores how, even as storytellers offer new images of masculinity, the role of fragile, passive women still persists.