Robin Hauck

Robin Hauck is a researcher, writer and advocate based outside Boston. She received her master’s in comparative media studies from MIT and her bachelor’s in English and creative writing from Denison University. She is the editor and founder of Misstropolis, a contemporary arts and culture blog in which she explores the intersection of art, history, and identity politics and champions work by thought-leading female artists. 

She previously ran business development at Education First and was a creative director at Digitas. She is active on the Advisory Board of ICA Boston and VIA Art Fund. She participates in local advocacy around issues of climate change and equity through her role as vice president of the Board of Directors of Hale Education and family homelessness as a volunteer and member of the Advisory Council of Horizons for Homeless Children. 

She writes food stories for Edible Boston and Edible Worcester. Although a spaz, she loves tennis, yoga, and snowboarding, especially when joined by her husband and three inspirational daughters.