Wisdom & Justice Advocacy Network
Amy Williams Robinson
Founder & Executive Director, Wisdom & Justice Advocacy Network
Leading with Grace, Advocacy, and Equity
Amy Williams Robinson is a wife, mother, U.S. Army veteran, and lifelong educator devoted to helping families, students, and educators thrive within the school system. With nearly two decades of experience as a teacher, instructional coach, assistant principal, and coordinator of student discipline, prevention, and intervention, Amy has seen firsthand the importance of compassion, collaboration, and culturally relevant teaching.
Throughout her career, she has supported new, novice, and veteran teachers in engaging students with lessons that connect to today’s culture and inspire a sense of purpose and belonging. Her passion for equitable education and restorative practices led her to found the Wisdom & Justice Advocacy Network — a nonprofit organization that empowers families to understand their rights, navigate discipline processes, and advocate for fair educational opportunities.
Guided by her G.R.A.C.E. values — Growth, Restoration, Advocacy, Connection, and Equity — Amy continues to bridge the gap between home and school, ensuring every voice is heard and every student is given a fair chance to succeed.
“Education changes everything when families, educators, and communities work together with purpose and grace.”
— Amy Williams Robinson
Vision Guided by G.R.A.C.E.
Growth — Nurturing continuous learning for students, families, and educators.
Restoration — Promoting healing and positive relationships through restorative practices.
Advocacy — Ensuring every family’s voice is heard and respected.
Connection — Building bridges between homes, schools, and communities.
Equity — Creating fair and just educational experiences for all children.
Empowering Educational Justice
At Wisdom & Justice Advocacy Network, our mission is to empower families and strengthen schools by equipping them with the tools, mentorship, and support needed to thrive. Guided by a heart for servant leadership, we lead through service—sharing research-based practices, lived experiences, and a genuine commitment to love in action.
Through advocacy, mentorship, and professional development workshops, we work to build equitable and just educational environments where every child’s voice is heard, valued, and uplifted. Our dedication to fairness, compassion, and community is reflected in every interaction, ensuring that the work we do truly transforms lives—one act of service at a time.