Kendra Hanson
About Kendra Hanson
Kendra Hanson serves as the Institute Services Program Coordinator at Wellspring Living, Inc., where she manages communications and oversees research efforts in anti-trafficking initiatives. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from The University of Georgia and a Master's Degree in Secondary Education from Georgia State University.
Work at Wellspring Living
Kendra Hanson has served as the Institute Services Program Coordinator at Wellspring Living, Inc. since 2015. In this role, she manages mentorship services, focusing on holistic survivor care and community-based programs. She oversees the Wellspring Living Institute, which includes directing research efforts aimed at developing and sharing research-based best practices in anti-trafficking. Kendra is responsible for both internal and external communications related to the Institute's initiatives, ensuring effective messaging and outreach.
Education and Expertise
Kendra Hanson earned her Bachelor's Degree in English Language and Literature from The University of Georgia, where she studied from 2002 to 2006. She furthered her education by obtaining a Master’s Degree in Secondary Education and Teaching from Georgia State University, completing her studies in 2008. Her educational background supports her expertise in communication and program coordination within anti-trafficking efforts.
Background
Kendra Hanson has a strong foundation in education and program management. She has been actively engaged in marketing and networking with anti-trafficking organizations both in the United States and internationally. Her work involves building relationships with partner organizations and policymakers to raise awareness and enhance training initiatives.
Achievements
In her role at Wellspring Living, Kendra Hanson leads the orchestration of research, planning, designing, and implementing new systems aimed at enhancing program effectiveness and measuring outcomes. Her contributions to the Wellspring Living Institute have been pivotal in advancing the organization's mission to combat human trafficking through research and community engagement.