Jackie Hansom

Jackie Hansom is a highly accomplished professional with a diverse background and a strong educational foundation. They obtained a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Race, Ethnicity, Conflict from Trinity College, Dublin, and a Bachelor of Arts with Honors in English and History from Tulane University.

With an impressive professional trajectory, Jackie has held various roles in different organizations. Currently, they serve as the Program Manager of Social Innovation at the Wond'ry Innovation Center at Vanderbilt University. Previously, they worked as an Adjunct Instructor in the Department of Human and Organizational Development at Vanderbilt Peabody College.

Jackie Hansom has also contributed significantly to organizations such as the Nashville After Zone Alliance (NAZA) at the YMCA of Middle Tennessee in the role of Support Services Director. Additionally, they have experience as a Founding Partner at WRITE CREATIONS GROUP LLC and as a Facilitator for Youth Leadership and Anti-Bullying Summits at STARS Nashville.

Their professional journey includes roles such as Volunteer Management Fellow at Teach For America, Event Coordinator at Evolution Event Solutions, Field Organizer at Nextdoor, Inc., and Project Coordinator at Hands On Nashville. Furthermore, Jackie has worked as a Temporary Research Assistant at Interfaith Youth Core, a Facilitator at Scarritt-Bennett Center, and a Founding 10th Grade U.S. History Teacher at LEAD Academy.

Prior to these roles, Jackie Hansom gained valuable experience as a Regulatory Affairs Specialist and a Document Control Specialist at the Sarah Cannon Research Institute. They also served as a 6-8 Language Arts Special Education Teacher at Teach For America.

Throughout their career, Jackie Hansom has demonstrated a commitment to social innovation, education, youth development, and community engagement. Their diverse skill set and extensive experience make them a valuable asset in various professional settings.