Zoë Huml is the founder of the HIP Hero Club, the youth branch of the Heroic Imagination Project, whose mission is to use psychology education to inspire and empower youth to act heroically. The HIP Hero Club offers a three-phase, twelve-session curriculum complete with presentations, leader notes, videos, activities, and more so that any motivated student or teacher can start a club in their own school. So far, HIP Hero Clubs span four continents and have touched students from the UK to India to Senegal.
Passionate about using psychology to inspire individual and social change, last year during her gap year, Zoë worked as a Research Coordinator in Stanford Psychology’s Mind & Body Lab. Zoë recently started her first year at Tufts University, where she plans to pursue Psychology and Child Studies and Human Development.
Having attended her last HRT six years ago as an audience-member, Zoë is excited to be speaking at this year’s HRT event in Michigan.
