Robin is a White parent of two teenagers enrolled in Title I, majority Black and Brown public schools in Washington, DC. As a child, she attended highly rated and highly segregated public schools, setting her on a lifelong journey to understand and untangle Whiteness, privilege, moral responsibility and human connection. Professionally, she comes to us from a career in public health policy, with service in all three branches of government. Robin trained as a lawyer and worked for over two decades on tobacco product regulation, health equity and environmental health. After attending an Integrated Schools DC chapter event in 2018, Robin knew that she had found her people. She became an avid podcast listener and regular participant in IS discussions, joining the DC chapter leadership team in 2021. In addition to her passion for and commitment to school integration, Robin brings to this role extensive experience in organizational management, strategic planning and stakeholder engagement. She loves long hikes and tall ice cream cones.

Susan lives in Altadena, CA and co-chairs the Pasadena chapter of Integrated Schools. She is the parent of young adult daughters who over the years attended both privilege-concentrating and integrating schools. She has worked since 2008 with Pasadena Education Network (PEN), a grassroots parent group that encourages parents to connect with local (district) schools and engage in ways that embrace diverse school communities and support equity. She connected with Integrated Schools in 2017.