Kim

Kim is Author of the upcoming book Emotional Intelligence Revisited: a Framework for linear AND circular thinking, and consultant on The Two Way of Knowing Project. She is also an Associate of Simon Fraser University Centre for Dialogue and on the Advisory Board  to CIRCE and The Centre for Restorative Justice.

In the early days of Kim’s career as a field geologist doing everything from dirt-bagging to running drill programs in remote camps in northern Canada.  After earning her Applied Masters in Mineral Exploration from Queen’s University she worked for several years doing mineral assessment work for Yukon First Nations and staking and optioning exploration properties. Kim’s interest in conflict resolution lead her to study at the Harvard Negotiation Project and BC Justice Institute.  This lead to an exciting position as a Federal Land Claims Negotiator in the Yukon during the completion of the Umbrella Final Agreement and signing of the first 4 Final Agreements.

Kim has been a Yukon Water Board Member and Chair of the Yukon Land Use Planning Council.  Kim later studied writing for film and television and wrote her first book on story structure, which she delivers workshops on internationally. Kim has also done extensive work in research, workshop development and  facilitation including at First Nation-Government-Business conferences.  

Kim lives between Whitehorse, Yukon and Vancouver, BC with her two daughters who are members of the Champagne and Aishihik First Nations.

Activities

2020 Inter-governmental Forum on Mines, Minerals, and Metals, Online

Workshop for YG Department on 2WK

Preprint of 2WK Theory entitled The Arrow and the Ring: The Power of Linear and Circular Thinking

Fellowship at SFU Centre for Dialogue April 2014-2018

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