Who I Work With
Kim Young consults for the International School for Development Justice (ISDJ) among other EU and UN institutions and institutions across the Global South.
Kim has also worked as a Policy Advisor with Médecins Sans Frontières in Brussels and Luxembourg, EU Institutions, ACP organizations, the Government of Canada, and NGOs focused on migrant rights and human rights law. She also works in the field researching indigenous people. Reparative Justice is a key area of focus with an emphasis on deconstructing colonial generational trauma.
Trusted Partnership
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Clients & Collaborators
Key organizations and partner ecosystems connected to Kim Young’s consulting and development justice work.
The UWI International School for Development Justice focuses on the SDGs, global justice and graduate-level development leadership.
Additional programme and institutional information for the International School for Development Justice at The University of the West Indies.
Background on the launch of the International School for Development Justice and its regional significance.
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Relevant institutional stakeholder and policy environment referenced alongside Kim Young’s consulting ecosystem.
Multilateral development and policy context aligned with Kim Young’s work across international systems and partnerships.
Collaboration across European policy, advisory, governance and institutional environments relevant to international development.
Work aligned with multilateral priorities, sustainable development, partnerships and global institutional dialogue.
Partnership and advisory work with institutions and organizations across the Caribbean, Africa, Asia, Latin America and other Global South regions.