Mona Hanna

About the Author

Mona Hanna is a distinguished author and advocate whose work bridges the worlds of narrative storytelling and social justice. Drawing from her experiences as a physician and community leader in Detroit, she crafts compelling accounts that illuminate the intersections of health, environment, and equity in modern America. In her acclaimed book, What the Eyes Don't See: A Story of Crisis, Resistance, and Hope in an American City (One World Essentials), Hanna recounts the Flint water crisis with unflinching honesty and profound empathy, highlighting the resilience of affected communities and the power of collective action. Her writing not only exposes systemic failures but also inspires hope and change, making her a vital voice in contemporary nonfiction literature.