- We can change the world - 

Robin believes we are each responsible for creating the world we wish to live in. She also believes that anyone who teaches and leads must do so by example. Since social change has never been easier, it is entirely possible for one person to make a difference. Yes, it takes creativity and good old fashioned guts. But it can be done, and it is being done, by so many. Below are a few of Robin’s contributions.


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At the start of the Coronavirus, Robin started a podcast and youtube channel to help alleviate loneliness. Goodnight Robin was a series of 150+ short episodes to share her day and say a warm goodnight.

The project was a surprising hit with children!

Learn more here.


There comes a time when you have simply had enough. Enough of the impossible standards. Enough of the "ideal" image. Most of all, enough of the feeling of not enough when it comes to your own beauty. There also comes a time when an entire culture of women have had it. When blogs and ad campaigns and AS-IS selfie pictures start to change the rules of the game. That time is now. That culture is this culture. To bring awareness, Robin created 25 graphic ads and highlighted many of the FrontLine Voices with a 10-Week Audio Series that went out to the world for free. The project went viral, gaining worldwide press coverage in more than 30+ countries. See the ads on Instagram at StopTheBeautyMadness.com


Your Holiday Mom

40 MOMS + 40 MESSAGES = A BEAUTIFUL LGBTQ HOLIDAY SEASON 

http://www.YourHolidayMom.com offers messages to all LGBTQ children, teens and young adults every day from November 22, 2012 through Jan 1st, 2013.

It was a simple concept, a mere $11 investment, and the beautiful work of 40 moms each year. The Your Holiday Mom social change project supported our LGBTQ youth during the critical holiday times for seven years and is now a book. The website had more than 35,000 audio and video views in the first 40 days online. In the 2017 holiday season, it was covered by the Chicago Tribune and NBC News. As evidenced by the beautiful and poignant comments, we saved lives every year… all through these simple acts of love. Order the book on Amazon here.


YOU are beautiful. With music donated by Faith Rivera and Karen Taylor Good, the awesome women of NYC gathered in the streets to create an uplifting experience for any woman who wonders if she can is beautiful! Sponsored by: Alice Aspen March ~ Ann Fry ~ Ayla Daley ~ Be Who You Are Productions, Inc.

In this social change project, Robin wanted to explore women's views and values and find a way to share them with the world. She enlisted the help of female musicians and then gathered for weekend workshops and filming in New York City, Washington D.C., Seattle, Los Angeles, and Northampton, Massachusetts. With more than 50 local leaders from across the US, friendships were formed and business alliances were created that continue on to this day. The first video had more than 10,000 views in 10 days and the Facebook page has 70,000+ fans. This video is from the NYC stop. 


After seeing the world in need of a short, timely break each day, Robin created the free meditation app 50 One-Minute Meditations With Robin Rice. You can find each downloadable meditation on this site as well as on Apple and Android devices. Call her a crazy visionary, but Robin dreams of a world where one minute isn't a lot of time to devote to meditation! 

A few topics include... let it go + quiet the inner critic + center after an upset + release worry + surrender to what is + find inner peace + calm fight or flight + stop doing, start being + cool down anger + slow racing thoughts + ground to the earth+ stream of gratitude + cleanse in rain + harness the power of wind + call forth your true self + call up your inner warrior + realign with your purpose + gather your courage + indulge in self-care + honor your gut truth + more!


Trailer for www.MayenChronicles.com: a teen fiction writing blog. Read as Robin Rice writes her latest novel in real time, including posts on the writing process, publishing, and magic in traditions around the world.

YA fiction is hot! But do teens know what a first draft really looks like? This project was a novel created in real-time, posting chapters as a blog in an absolutely terrible first draft - spelling mistakes and all - alongside videos on the writing process. The project was created to both turn readers into writers and to send a strong message of LGBTQ acceptance in our mainstream culture. The entire first draft was followed by readers online and published after seven years of rewriting. 

UPDATE: What Claims By Fire is now a published book! Find it on Amazon.