Kim Young Development Institutions Serious About Transformation.
I work with a small set of partners across government, multilateral, civil society and education who are ready to do justice-centered work at scale.
Every partnership is anchored in a different sector but unified by the same principle: development must reckon with the history of colonialism honestly, repair it deliberately and transform it boldly.
Governments & Ministries
Development ministries, foreign affairs offices and national reparations commissions across the Caribbean, Latin America and Africa.
UN System & Regional Bodies
The United Nations system, CARICOM, the African Union and other regional bodies navigating reparatory justice and sustainable development.
Universities & Schools
Curriculum directors, faculty and administrators bringing decolonial content and reparatory justice into the classroom.
Foundations & NGOs
Private foundations, public charities and civil society organizations funding justice-centered transformation at regional or national scale.
Community & Faith Networks
Diaspora organizations, faith-based coalitions and youth movements organizing at the grassroots to advance reparatory justice.
Business & ESG Leaders
Executives and ESG leads in firms serious about aligning business practice with justice-centered development commitments.