Lynda Johnson Robb

Lynda Johnson Robb, daughter of President Lyndon B. Johnson, has dedicated her career to championing literacy and women’s rights through her extensive work with national organizations and as First Lady of Virginia. After playing a pivotal role in establishing Reading is Fundamental (RIF), which grew into the nation’s largest children’s literacy organization, Lynda Johnson Robb went on to dedicate her distinguished career to championing literacy and women’s rights through extensive work with national organizations and significant public service. During her time in the White House, she served as the Chairwoman of the Board for RIF, actively overseeing its expansion and impact across the country.

Since 2013, Robb has maintained a prominent public presence, often representing her family at significant national events, including state funerals for former presidents, reflecting her ongoing civic responsibility. Through these sustained roles and her unwavering dedication, Lynda Johnson Robb has built a career defined by tangible contributions to national literacy efforts and the advancement of women’s rights. Her consistent leadership and advocacy across decades underscore her profound influence in fostering educational opportunities and promoting social equity. Robb remains a respected figure in public life, leveraging her extensive experience to support philanthropic endeavors and national initiatives that resonate with her lifelong commitment to service.