APPEARANCES
To inquire about speaking engagements, large or small, please reach out. I’m always glad to connect, especially with students and community groups.
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robin.maxkii@gmail.com
Robin is a sought-after speaker whose appearances span classroom conversations, tech conferences, and international stages—including the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women, where she was recognized as a “Woman in Tech Shaping Our Future.”
Her work—at the intersection of technology, Indigenous rights, and storytelling—has been featured in a Google documentary, PBS series, academic journals, and in the pages of The Girl in the Photograph by former U.S. Senator Byron Dorgan. She’s been invited to speak before Senate committees, contributed to Michelle Obama’s Better Make Room campaign, co-directed a student documentary now archived in the Smithsonian, and even penned an introductory speech for then–Second Lady Dr. Jill Biden.
Robin is known for directing the country’s first Native American collegiate hackathon—now an annual event—and regularly contributes to national conversations on access, equity, and representation. Whether speaking at NASA Goddard or on panels about the future of STEM, she brings both visionary ideas and real-world grounding to every room she enters.
Her talks center on expanding access to technology and education, advancing Indigenous representation in industries that often overlook it—like media, tech, and leadership—and reimagining how storytelling and code can both serve as tools for liberation.
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