Hannah Knipp is a social worker with research interests in sexual violence prevention, social-emotional learning, sexual health, and children and families. She grew up in Fort Worth, Texas and attended Texas Christian University. During this time, Hannah volunteered as a Rape Crisis Interventionist and interned as a case manager at a local housing program for people living with HIV/AIDS. In 2011, Hannah relocated to New Orleans and spent four years teaching early elementary school at a local charter school.
Working as an educator within the local school system inspired her to return to her roots of social work and in 2016, Hannah completed her Master of Social Work at Louisiana State University. During her program, she worked with children and adolescents in an inpatient hospital setting. After graduation, Hannah worked for three years at a local charter school as the Social and Emotional Learning Coordinator, where she developed and implemented a school-wide SEL curriculum with grades PK-4. During this time, Hannah became a licensed clinical social worker.
Sexual Violence Prevention, Social and Emotional Learning, Sexual Health, Children and Families
