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Happy, happy 2026, Hope community! One of our favorite parts of welcoming a new year is to reflect on the period concluding. There are many ways to present annual reviews, and in the near-decade since our founding we have tried many, from formal materials and presentations to stakeholder reports. This year, however, we’re trying something new – we want to celebrate the year with those who made it possible, in plain language. We want to celebrate with you. If you prefer to

Logistical love notes, from Hope Bio | Written by Jan Shultis At Hope Biosciences, our love language is stewardship (cliché, perhaps, but true!). Some days that stewardship is grittier than others, like it was earlier this summer, when Hurricane Beryl blasted through Houston. A Category 1 hurricane, the storm resulted in extreme loss of vegetation, complicating restoration of electricity after it moved through the area. Most of the business, community, and personal losses att

How to protect athletes and let them play | Written by Jan Shultis Baseball is known as “America’s Game,” but other athletic events certainly vie for top place in popular imagination of American culture, including American football, Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), and entertainment-based enterprises like World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). From a healthcare perspective, these pursuits have things in common – like people getting hurt, a lot, especially through concussiv