Robin Raskob
Senior Manager, Marketing & Communications / Staff
Robin leads efforts to effectively tell the Hopelab story, raise awareness about products and projects, and influence the way people are thinking about youth, health, and technology. She focuses on content development, marketing strategy, and directing the amazing team who manage Hopelab’s social media presence. With a B.A. in English Literature from Santa Clara University, it’s no surprise that she believes storytelling is one of the most powerful strategies to achieve social impact. Robin was born, raised, and still lives in San Francisco with her husband and daughter.
Content written by Robin Raskob
A reflection on cigarette usage as a teen, how vaping has changed nicotine use among young adults, and how parents can have a proactive discussion.
Talk Vaping With Your Teen is a resources guide to help parents have conversations about ending teen e-cigarette use.
Study shows award-winning social media chatbot, co-created by young adults with cancer diagnoses, can help reduce anxiety following cancer treatment
Hopelab is honored to receive the Robert F Hill award for exceptional impact from Nurse-Family Partnership
NFP launches new digital platform to amplify the program’s impact and help mom’s achieve their goals. The HIPAA-compliant app is called Goal Mama.
The Vivibot team reflection on CancerCon 2019. What if a robot could increase reslilence and decrease distress in young cancer survivors?
The practice of gratitude is built into our Goal Mama app, but also our Vivibot chatbot for young adult cancer survivors. The benefits are clearly helpful at shifting mindsets and helping reduce anxiety, depression, and boost positive thinking.
Goal setting allows nurses to give positive reinforcement and celebrate success with their clients and doing it on the Goal Mama platform meets moms where they are, using technology to enhance the engagement.
When children are tired and run down we tell them to slow down and rest, so why wouldn’t we do the same for ourselves? Self-care is a SMART goal we can all get behind.
There is help. There are resources for those who are struggling with feelings of loneliness, despair, isolation, anger, or hopelessness as well as for those who aren’t struggling but want to help.