Blythe Keeler Robinson is an equity advocate and an innovative and passionate servant leader with nearly 25 years of non-profit management experience. She is a nationally recognized leader in early education and two-generation approaches to educational success and economic security.
Robinson is the President and CEO of Sheltering Arms Early Education and Family Centers in Atlanta, Georgia. Founded in 1888, Sheltering Arms is one of Georgia’s oldest and most respected nonprofits serving nearly 2,300 children daily, ages six weeks to five years old, and their families in 13 centers across metro Atlanta. Her prior roles include Senior Vice President & Chief Programs Officer at the Early Learning Coalition of Miami‐Dade/Monroe, Florida and Vice President of Strategic Planning and Initiatives at Reading Is Fundamental.
She serves on the International Women’s Forum-Georgia ChapterBoard,the National Black Child Development Institute Board, the Regional Educational Laboratory(REL) Southeast Governing Board, the Atlanta Speech School Advisory Board and the PAACT (Promising All Atlanta Children Thrive) Founding Advisory Board.
Robinson holds a bachelor’s degree in Government and Politics with a certificate in African American Studies from the University of Maryland, College Park, and a juris doctorate from The Georgetown University Law Center.
