Kimberly Robinson is the Community Liason for Black Women for Wellness’ Environmental Justice Program in Northern California. 

An independent consultant on reproductive justice issues, including the health of black women, she has held various direct service positions at various institutions, including serving for many years as the Director of Health Services at Women’s Health Specialists, a feminist health care facility. She was responsible for the operational management of several clinics and satellite services and recruited, trained, and supervised all clinical staff, including residents, medical students, and assisted in training the next generation of abortion providers.

As a result of Kimberly’s efforts, more than 20 residents have been trained throughout Northern California. More recently, she has been working in the primary care setting and overseeing the medical operations and behavioral health services for low-income and homeless communities.  Kimberly is an activist for women’s health who works closely with colleagues, communities, and allies to build constituencies that demand reproductive justice for all women.