Kim McKee

Kimberly is a Korean adoptee who received her MSC Gender and Social Policy degree from the London School of Economics and a BA International Affairs, Asian Studies from the George Washington University. Her MSc dissertation “Gendering Intercountry Adoption: Why Does Korea Continue Its Participation as a ‘Sending Country’?” examined the Republic of Korea as a case study in the relationship between “sending” and “receiving” countries in transnational adoption flows. She previously worked at the Leadership Enterprise for a Diverse America, The Fawcett Society, International Center for Research on Women, and the National Women’s Alliance. Her writings have been seen on Black Information Link and in the anthology Yell-OH Girls! edited by Vickie Nam. She also consults for the Governors Committee on Scholastic Achievement in New York as a College Preparation Specialist.