Tanya Londo
Social Worker
Advocating • Culturally Rooted • Justice-Driven
Tanya provides compassionate, trauma-informed mental health support to clients navigating the complexities of healing in a system not built with them in mind. As a licensed certified social worker, she facilitates both one-on-one and group support—like her Healthy & Unhealthy Relationships group—with a focus on culturally grounded care for children and families of color. Tanya’s work is deeply personal, inspired by her experiences as a mother and advocate committed to anti-racism and systemic change. Her presence at We All Rise reflects a lifelong dedication to social justice, empowerment, and walking alongside others toward healing.
Tanya's Story
My name is Tanya Londo (she/her), and I was born and raised in Door County WI. I am a licensed certified social worker in the state of Wisconsin. I received my Bachelors degree in social work at the University of Wisconsin Green Bay, where I also emphasized in child welfare. I want to make sure both parents and children receive the services and support that they need. Advocating on cultural values is important when working with parents and children of color in a system that is set up to only benefit white folks. I am a member of the Phi Alpha Society-Phi Delta Chapter. This means I received high honors in the social work curriculum, and I am dedicated to a lifetime of social justice work. I have facilitated the organization and supplies of nine Green Bay public schools and their caring closets. This boosted my understanding of the needs that some students and their families face daily. I currently facilitate the Healthy & Unhealthy Relationships group here at We All Rise AARC. This group provides a safe place to understand more about what healthy relationships may look like.
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My husband and I were blessed with two miracles, a son through adoption and a biological daughter. I have a strong desire to work in the Black community after seeing firsthand my son's experiences with racial microaggressions. Seeing the pain in his eyes was a motivator for me to want to advocate for change. I was thrilled when I was given the opportunity to intern here at We All Rise and ecstatic to then be offered a job position. This opportunity at We All Rise has given me first-hand experience of seeing the many inequities that clients are facing. Anti-racism is an ongoing lifelong journey for me. My advice for some is If you aren’t seeing racism, you don’t know what to look for, because it is happening. Let's uplift and support each other so that we can all live our best lives. I am looking forward to continuing our journey of healing, empowerment, and advocacy together.