
Meet Emily Hane
Kansan by birth. Dotte by choice.
My great-great grandparents moved to Kansas right after the civil war to continue their abolitionist work. Five generations later, most of my family tree is still here. I moved to Wyandotte County right after serving my country as a Peace Corps Volunteer overseas. This choice was intentional because I value the diversity and affordability of this community.Â
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My first time as a Dotte, I lived in multiple apartment complexes all through House District 31. Then when it was time to lay down my permanent roots, I was very fortunate to find an affordable house in Rosedale in 2020. I respect the history and traditions of my community, and I want to make sure everyone who wants to lay down roots here has affordable options.Â
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My entire career has been in the public sector, working to increase access to education and access to safe water at various nonprofit organizations. As a volunteer, I help to advocate for affordable housing and tenant rights in my community. I know how to build coalitions to get things done, and how to stay focused on meaningful work in a time when there is too much noise.Â
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As a nonprofit professional, I am responsive, collaborative, and solutions-focused. I will bring this same energy and effort into serving House District 31.
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