Kimberly Dark

Kimberly Dark is an award-winning writer and storyteller who wants you to reclaim your power as a social creator to make the world a better place. No, seriously, it’s possible. In her interactive and engaging lectures, Kimberly offers tools for all of us to live our best lives, and build the culture in which we want to live.
 
Kimberly is also a sociologist, and popular author of Fat, Pretty and Soon to be Old, and The Daddies, among others. She has been using humor and intimacy to bring complex ideas to campus audiences since the late 1990s. Lectures such as Gender, Race and Money help students understand how race and gender influence income and wealth in America and what to do about it. Lectures such as You Don’t Owe Anyone Pretty and Sex and Society—It’s Time To Talk About It offer students a deep understanding of body and personal sovereignty, along with clear information about how to reclaim one’s time and resources from social expectations that keep us constantly seeking approval.

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Unconscious Bias Training

Half-day to 3-day training

Kimberly Dark is an award-winning writer and storyteller who wants you to reclaim your power as a social creator to make the world a better place. No, seriously, it’s possible. In her interactive and engaging lectures, Kimberly offers tools for all of us to live our best lives, and build the culture in which we want to live.

This training will help student leaders*:

• Promote equity and involvement on their campus
• Develop their own leadership potential
• Build tools for peer-mentorship
• Gain useful professional development experience

Also available for staff and faculty

Becoming a brilliant bystander

Half-day to 3-day training

This training will empower you to:

• Re-route conflict into useful discussion
• Restore fairness in power conflicts
• Encourage others to live up to their own highest standards

Also available for staff and faculty

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