Rebecca M. Robuck

Rebecca M. Robuck is a partner at ChildFocus, where she works with philanthropists, advocates, policymakers, and subject matter and lived experts to improve policies that affect children and families, with a focus on child welfare and safety net programs. She serves as the executive director of the National Coalition for Child and Family Well-Being (previously the National Child Abuse Coalition), a coalition of more than 30 national organizations advocating for federal policy reforms to strengthen community-based supports to families, improve child protection, and promote healing and treatment for children and families. Earlier in her career, Rebecca served as a legislative assistant to US Representative Jim Cooper (TN), where she handled a range of domestic policy issues, with an emphasis on child welfare. She also has experience as a caseworker and as a policy advisor to city child welfare officials. Rebecca holds a BA in history from Davidson College, and an MSW and MPA from the University of Pennsylvania.