Kim is from Rhode Island. From 2011-2012, Kim served as the inaugural director of a youth social entrepreneurship program at Social Enterprise Greenhouse. Since then, she has provided communications support to the child health team at Maternal & Child Health Integrated Program, USAID and developed global activism resources for teenagers at Plan International. In 2013, Kim was a New Leaders Council Institute Fellow and currently sits on the board of Deeper Missions, which implements environmentally sustainable infrastructure projects in West Africa. She received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in international development from Clark University, where she focused on how to enact positive social impact in unconventional ways and spent time abroad in Namibia. Kim’s hobbies include theatre and filmmaking.
During our GHC training, we discussed the HIV and AIDS Prevention and Control Act 2014, which criminalizes transmission of HIV in Uganda. A colleague at our HIV/AIDS NGO told me that a group from our organization and other NGOs had lobbied the government to not sign the bill into law, fearing that its passing would […]
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