Sue Robinson has had or is currently in working relationships with the following community-focused nonprofits in volunteering or other kinds of service capacities: Wisconsin Morgridge Center for Public Service, Goodman Center, Lussier Community Center, Simpson Street Free Press, Centro Hispanic, Freedom Inc.
Guides for Journalists: Working with the Kettering Foundation, Sue Robinson has developed a white paper for journalists interested in better covering communities with typically marginalized people.
Guides for School Districts: Working with the Minority Student Achievement Network (MSAN), Sue Robinson has developed a white paper for school superintendents, school information officers, school board members and other administrators interested in facilitating better dialogues about K-12 racial achievement disparities and other issues of race.
Guides for Communities: For those active citizens who are interested in engaging with fellow community members of color, Sue Robinson created a one-page tip sheet of where to start their own racial journey.
