A little bit about us.
Ke’Ana Robinson is a Licensed Social Worker passionate about supporting students and emerging professionals in the behavioral health field. She is a proud alumna of Temple University and West Chester University. Her professional experience spans child welfare, political social work, restorative justice, program development, and community organizing, with a strong focus on building sustainable pathways between education, training, and meaningful employment. Ke’Ana currently serves as Chair of NASW-PA’s Next Gen Initiative, where she supports students and early-career professionals by creating accessible entry points into the workforce through networking events, mentorship opportunities, and leadership development. In addition to her professional work, she creates YouTube and social media content centered on her career journey and the future of the behavioral health workforce. Outside of work, Ke’Ana enjoys reading psychological thrillers, traveling, and experimenting with new recipes.
Since 2004, Susan has served as the Administrator of the Philadelphia Connections Enhanced Placement (EP) Program. In this capacity, her responsibilities include: scheduling seminar dates in conjunction with presenters, academic, and holiday calendars; resolving student-related issues; and leading the program’s final “Wrap-Up” seminar. She has managed the Professional Training and Development Series, which began in 2007, and is open to EP alumni, field placement, and college and university representatives. She also works as an Independent Career Consultant and Trainer delivering group training in the private, non-profit and government sectors, and providing individual career consulting and management services. Susan received her BSW from Temple University.
Luciane Green is the Office Manager for Family Training & Advocacy Center (FTAC), Family Resources Network (FRN), Forensic Systems Solutions (FSS), Philadelphia Connections and Pennsylvania Psychiatric Leadership Council (PPLC). She studied Psychology at Temple University. She has worked over 20 years in the mental health system at various positions, working at a psychiatric hospital, foster children, sex offenders and juvenile delinquents. She has worked at these various agencies; Northwestern Psychiatric Hospital, Boys & Girls Town, Caring People Alliance – MORDY program, Neil Perloff and Associates, and ACE insurance. She has been at PMHCC for the past 10 years.
