Josephine M. Kim is senior lecturer on education at the Harvard graduate school of education. Her expertise encompasses the cultural/racial identity development in youth; intergenerational trauma and cultural adjustment in immigrant families; promotion of mental health and prevention of psychological risk; intercultural understanding and cultural brokering in migratory populations; and anti-racist pedagogy and practices. She is the former faculty director of the Office of D & I at Harvard school of dental medicine and is an internationally known speaker/consultant on cross-cultural, DEIJ, mental health, and educational issues to media sources, corporations, and schools in Asia, Europe, and the U.S. She's a former resident fellow in the administrative Fellowship program at the Office of the Assistant to the President for Institutional Diversity and Equity at Harvard University and is expert on diversity & inclusion and training design (focused on antiracism in the workplace).