The next in our series of interviews introducing the Girl-Wonder.org Board of Directors reveals the secrets behind the genius of Hannah Dame. Hannah also has a guest column up at GRC this week!

What are your Board responsibilities?

I handle most media inquires, promotion of the organization, and various different public relations duties. I’m also a co-host and producer of our podcast, Four Color Heroines.

What experience do you have?

I’ve written for or produced content at several newspapers, including the Tuscaloosa News and soon the Anniston Star. As a journalist, I tend to specialize in new media or online work, especially video. I am also active in LGBT outreach and education, participating in and developing curricula for Safe Zone and diversity education programs/panels.

How did you become involved with Girl-Wonder.org?

I was introduced to it around August 2006 by a very good friend of mine, but did not start participating until around October of that year.

What do you most hope to achieve for Girl-Wonder.org?

Since my role is mostly promotion of the organization, I would love to see G-W.org develop a major, noticeable con presence (even if it’s only in flyering) through a network of dedicated individuals. I’d like to be able to go to a convention with my Girl-Wonder.org shirt and immediately have a broad range of people recognize the logo.

How would you respond to falling into a pit of radioactive waste that gave you inexplicable powers instead of cancer?

By practicing lots of self-important posing in front of my bathroom mirror. Having the right pose is important!

Complete: If kidnapped by a cackling supervillain in the service of tormenting my heroic significant other(s), I would –

Cleverly free my heroic significant others and defeat said supervillain through the power of moralizing on the necessity of teamwork. Preferably with large multi-colored explosions in the background.

If you have more questions for Hannah, ask them here!

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