Stephanie Randall

Stephanie holds one of the most ink-stained passports at the Forum, having visited 30 countries. So she brings a world of experience to her role in coordinating activities, communications and assessments among the many places around the country carrying out the Forum’s Ready by 21® work.

Before coming to the Forum in 2009, Stephanie created educational materials for the Center for ReSource Conservation, an environmental nonprofit; did research and grant writing for the School Mediation Center; and managed a nutritional pilot study for BalancePoint Health – all in Boulder, Colo. Her direct service experience includes working with children with polio and teaching English in India, and serving as a Big Sister in Connecticut. She currently teaches literacy to newly-arrived refugees to the United States.

Stephanie completed her Bachelor of Arts degree in International Affairs at Skidmore College, including a capstone project examining links between microfinance programs and primary education levels in the developing world. She also earned a Certificate in Community Leadership with a focus on social justice from the University of Colorado.