Jasmine started the Collegiate Moms Coalition in 2010 while she was attending Prairie View A&M University as an undergraduate student. She saw a need for organization to support young moms when she herself became a teen mom in 2008 at the age of 19 and again at 21. Statistically, less than 2% of teen moms graduate college by the age of 22.

She beat those odds when she graduated with her Bachelor's of Science in Architecture in 2012 and received her Master's of Community Development in 2013. Her mission is to continue to help young moms to achieve this themselves.

Originally from Houston TX, Jasmine Robinson now resides in Houston Tx with her 2 daughters .

She is now an award winning philanthropist,

with honors such as the 2021 'Barrier Breaker of the Year Werk it Award’, 2024 'Mompreneur of the Year Girl Boss Award', 2024 ‘Emerging New

Business Black Book Houston Award' and 2025 'Woman with a Plan Acknowledgement Award'. She has also been featured in Forbes, Voyage Austin, Defender Network 2025: "40 under 40 Houston Visionaries" to name a few and made her television debut in 2024 on Fox26 ‘The Night Cap’. She can now add author to her resume as the writer of a 40 day Journal and Affirmation Guidebook entitled 'From a Small Seed, Big Dreams Bloom' in 2024.