Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, Hope completed her MA at the University of Toronto in Fall 2025, and previously earned a Master’s degree in Creative Writing and Literature from Harvard University. From 2022-2023, Hope was a writing program recipient at Warner Bros. Discovery and developed two projects there. Her work draws on experience spanning public-sector security and media, both with an interest in speech and sound. Over the years, Hope has sustained an interest in how people come together – thoughtfully, safely, and with room for joy. Hope works with organizations internationally to support the development of safer, healthier communities, and is currently a committee member with the United Nations Association of Greater Boston (International Women’s Day). In 2022, she joined the Television Academy (Emmy Awards) as an Academic member, with a research interest in acoustic physics. Hope’s writing has appeared in: United Nations Association of Greater Boston, Interfaces: Essays & Reviews in Computing and Culture (University of Minnesota), and the Department of National Defence Scientific Research Journal. She was also a Staff Editor at the Harvard Journal of Law and Gender (Vol 47).