Posts by Hannah Hudson
Hannah is an Editorial Director here at MDR working with our WeAreTeachers community. She strongly believes in telling good stories and supporting those who work on the front lines with our children. At MDR, Hannah has worked on integrated marketing campaigns for a wide variety of key clients, including H&R Block, Discover Card, Share Our Strength, Disney DreamWorks, Audible, and many others. She lives/breathes/eats/sleeps social media and has a passion for children’s literature and financial literacy. Prior to MDR, Hannah worked at Scholastic for their Instructor, Administrator, and Parent & Child magazines. She holds an M.F.A. in writing for children and young adults from Hamline University.
Reaching educators and engaging them are both an art and a science and, generally, we lean into what worked in the past. 2020 required us all to pivot plans and rethink strategies for communicating with educators. As teachers and the greater education community figured out how to teach and learn in new ways, there were […]
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Heading back to school is always an exciting time for teachers, students and, of course, parents. School supplies and new clothes are purchased, teachers spend time setting up their classrooms and planning lessons for the new year, and everyone looks forward to seeing friends and colleagues. This year is different. As our country’s nearly 4 […]
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How can a simple image with just the right touch of clever copy resonate with so many? Memes are everywhere, spreading like wildfire and filling our news feeds with joy and sarcasm. Can you even remember a time before brands began using them? Like the social culture adopted memes, most major brands did, too, and […]
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Remember when you were young and everything in life revolved around the school events calendar? Seasons weren’t marked by dates, but by school breaks. Holidays weren’t one-day events, but week-long lessons capped off by classroom parties. And though they weren’t recognized by the rest of the world, certain occasions — school dances, midterms, recitals, graduation […]
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