Hannah Scherlacher is an American Political Activist who is the Program Manager for Campus Reform. She is based in Washington D.C. ^[1]

Hannah is originally from Jefferson, New Jersey and graduated from Jefferson Township High School (New Jersey). In her teenage years, Hannah was employed by the Sparta Athletic Club as their Assistant Manager. An athlete, Hannah was a standout runner at her school and earned an athletic scholarship to run at Liberty University. In addition, Hannah was active in her school's chapter of Republicans Public Relations Student Society of America as well as worked in advocacy for the College Republicans and Holy Land Christian Ecumenical Foundation. She took the opportunity to study abroad in Prague at Anglo-American University and became an Alumni Ambassador to the program. Hannah graduated Liberty University with a degree in Public Relations, Politics & Policy in 2017. Upon completing college, Hannah became the Program Manager for Campus Reform, a conservative advocacy organization run by the Leadership Institute that targets college students. She has appeared on Fox News and other media outlets.

On August 2nd, Hannah's name was published on a list by the Southern Poverty Law Center as working with an "Anti-LGBT organization," FRC Radio Roundup. This motivated Hannah to write an op-ed for Fox News condemning the SPLC's tactics as a way to silence conservative voices. She calls on the SPLC to remove the list and to stop engaging in "fearful identity politics."

Hannah is the co-founder of the non-profit organization Jars of Hope which aims to raise money and awareness to end human trafficking.

Through making and selling handmade jar necklaces, Hannah uses the funds raised to seek and rescue and reintegrate victims of sex trafficking into society.

Hannah has volunteered her time around the world, working with Mission Emmanuel to build a water purification plant and medical clinic in the Dominican Republic, creating a track camp in Kenya with her track and field team, and facilitated sales to support the drug and alcohol recovery program, Market Street Mission.