Dr. Josephine Kim
Dr. Josephine Kim is a faculty member in Prevention Science and Practice at the Harvard Graduate School of Education.
She is also the Director of Diversity and Inclusion at the Harvard School of Dental Medicine. Her work focuses on bridging the cultural gap between immigrant parents and their US-born children through research, practice, and consultation. She founded Mustard Seed Generation in the aftermath of the Virginia Tech shooting in 2007 to raise awareness of mental health issues that affect the Korean American population and intercultural and intergenerational conflicts that arise in Korean American families. Through MSG, she hopes to foster a greater holistic growth in the Korean American population.
Discover more about Dr. Kim
Radio interview about her latest book “The Father Effect”
“Kim Counsels Virginia”
Lecturer Josephine Kim spent approximately two weeks counseling and educating Korean Americans in Virginia following the April 16 shooting at Virginia Tech…
“Beyond Stereotype”
Breaking the grip of the “model minority” caricature to see students as individuals
