Introducing Hanna Cartret, HF Summer Communications Intern

by | Jul 29, 2026 | News

Hanna Cartret

 

Hanna is a second-year undergraduate student at Università Bocconi, where she studies International Politics and Government. With a strong interest in law, public policy, and international relations, she has pursued opportunities that connect legal frameworks to social impact.

Hanna Cartret

She is currently in her second summer at the Hungary Foundation where she works as a Communications Intern in Washington D.C. Previously, she worked as a Legal Intern for the State of North Carolina, gaining exposure to daily operations within the prosecutorial district and developed a deeper understanding of how the legal system works in practice.

An avid writer, Hanna also contributes to Aleph Analisi Strategiche, Italy’s premier student-led think tank, where she serves as an Analyst and a Human Resources member. In her free time, she attends lectures hosted by Bocconi’s Corporate Law Academy, exploring topics such as AI regulation, transnational deals, and distributed ledger technology.

Most recently, Hanna joined Continuous Alcohol Monitoring (CAM), North Carolina’s largest provider of SCRAM Systems court monitoring technology, as a Human Resources QC Head. In this role, she works closely with justice-affiliated government agencies and helps uphold the company’s standards of service.

Her commitment to public service began before university. As a House and Senate Page for the North Carolina General Assembly, she witnessed firsthand how the legislative process functions in practice. She also partnered with her high school to organize voter registration drives in her community ahead of the 2024 election, strengthening local engagement and democratic participation.

“I am grateful to continue working with the Hungary Foundation. Their dedication to honoring history, culture, and tradition is unmatched. I look forward to contributing to projects that celebrate my Hungarian heritage and deepen my understanding of international affairs.” – Hanna Cartret

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