Faith Hogg

Faith Hogg serves as a Program Facilitator for Ladies of Virtue’s Saturday Programs, where she supports young women through engaging, relationship-centered programming designed to help them build confidence, strengthen their voices, and recognize their potential.

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Faith is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Urban Community Studies at Northeastern Illinois University. Originally from Dallas, Texas, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in History from Loyola University New Orleans. Her experiences growing up in the South shaped her passion for storytelling, education, youth development, and exploring the ways history, culture, and community influence identity.

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Her academic and professional interests center on strengthening communities and creating spaces where young people feel seen, supported, and empowered to grow. Faith is particularly interested in amplifying the voices and lived experiences of Black women and exploring how storytelling and history can serve as tools for connection, learning, and community empowerment.

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Through her work with Ladies of Virtue, Faith is committed to investing in young women and helping them recognize the value of their experiences, perspectives, and unique strengths.

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Outside of her work and studies, Faith enjoys baking, photography, exploring Chicago, and growing her record collection.