[2] She is the founder and Executive Director of The Video Consortium[3], a global nonprofit network that connects journalists and documentary filmmakers around the world.

Born and raised in New York City,[5] Dylan-Robbins is the only child of media personality and education entrepreneur Ellie Dylan and Steven Robbins, a business executive.

[6] She attended the Rudolf steiner school on Manhattan’s Upper East Side[7] and went on to receive a Bachelor of Arts in Radio/Television/Film, Italian, and Sociology from Northwestern University, cum laude.

[17] During her four years at the magazine, Dylan-Robbins reported[4] on a range of topics from the rise of e-cigarettes[18] and the overuse of c-sections[19] to California's deadly drought[20] and psilocybin’s healing effects on the terminally ill.[21][22] She helped migrate the magazine onto emerging platforms like Snapchat[23] to reach a younger audience.

[24] She worked across digital, streaming, and broadcast departments,[25] reporting on stories in America,[26][27] Japan,[28] Italy,[29] and the Balkans.