About
Keri Richmond
Hailing from the Midwest, Keri Richmond is a dynamic force in the realm of foster care advocacy and reform, carving a path as an international speaker, podcast host, and policy wonk. Her journey, shaped by the U.S. foster care system and a broken adoption, has fueled her commitment to rewriting the narrative surrounding foster care.
Through her work in Washington, DC, Keri champions the power of lived experience, engaging in substantive policy expertise on child welfare and health issues. Her influence extends to the halls of Congress and the White House, where she passionately shares recommendations for systemic change.
CEO and founder of Keri Hope CO and a founding executive director of Unbelievably Resilient, Keri orchestrates strategic plans that leverage authentic storytelling to reshape perceptions of foster care.
She brings a unique blend of policy acumen, creative production, and advocacy experience to all of her work to make a tangible impact on the lives of children and families. Committed to empowering individuals to overcome trauma and break limiting beliefs, Keri is a catalyst for transformative change as seen in her TEDx a talk titled "What Can You Learn from a Trashbag?” In her unwavering dedication to healing through relationships, Keri is poised to inspire others to break free and live life on their own terms, creating a ripple effect of positive transformation.
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Keri Richmond, a dynamic force in foster care advocacy, is an international speaker, podcast host, and policy wonk. Shaped by her personal journey in the U.S. foster care system, Keri champions the power of lived experience in Washington, DC, influencing policy on child welfare and health. As CEO of Keri Hope CO, she strategically leverages authentic storytelling to reshape perceptions of foster care, making a tangible impact on children and families. Additionally, as a co-founder of Unbelievably Resilient, a nonprofit centering voices of lived experience, Keri is dedicated to shattering stigmas and stereotypes about foster care. Her commitment to empowering individuals and inspiring transformative change is evident in her TEDx talk, «What Can You Learn from a Trashbag?» — a testament to her dedication to breaking free from limiting beliefs and fostering positive transformation.
Hailing from the Midwest, Keri Richmond is a dynamic force in the realm of foster care advocacy and reform, carving a path as an international speaker, podcast host, and policy wonk. Her journey, shaped by the U.S. foster care system and a broken adoption, has fueled her commitment to rewriting the narrative surrounding foster care.
Through her work in Washington, DC, Keri champions the power of lived experience, engaging in substantive policy expertise on child welfare and health issues. Her influence extends to the halls of Congress and the White House, where she passionately shares recommendations for systemic change.
CEO and founder of Keri Hope CO and a founding executive director of Unbelievably Resilient, Keri orchestrates strategic plans that leverage authentic storytelling to reshape perceptions of foster care.
She brings a unique blend of policy acumen, creative production, and advocacy experience to all of her work to make a tangible impact on the lives of children and families. Committed to empowering individuals to overcome trauma and break limiting beliefs, Keri is a catalyst for transformative change as seen in her TEDx a talk titled «What Can You Learn from a Trashbag?” In her unwavering dedication to healing through relationships, Keri is poised to inspire others to break free and live life on their own terms, creating a ripple effect of positive transformation.
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