Kimi Mojica

Co-senior Director of Consulting @Justice Funders

Oakland, CA, US
EMAILS
k•••@justicefunders.org
MOBILE NUMBERS
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WORK HISTORY

Jan 2025 — Present

Co-senior Director of Consulting @Justice Funders

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Oakland, CA, US

Increased staffing to support a more comprehensive strategy

EDUCATION

1997 — 2001

University of California, Santa Cruz

BA, American Studies, Minor in Education

2006 — 2009

University of Oregon School of Law

Master of Arts, Conflict and Dispute Resolution

SKILLS

Mindfulness MeditationLeadership DevelopmentEvent PlanningSelf Defense InstructionFundraisingMediationProgram ManagementBoard GovernanceTrainingVolunteer ManagementFacilitationProgram DevelopmentManagementWorkshop FacilitationPhilanthropyNonprofitsStrategic PlanningHigher EducationCommunity OutreachCommunity Development

ABOUT KIMI MOJICA

Kimi has over two decades of progressive experience in leadership and organizational development, program design, mediation, training and facilitation. A seasoned leader, supervisor and certified coach with a depth of experience and relational skills to effectively manage small and large teams within non-profit, philanthropic and higher education sectors through growth, change and uncertainty. Kimi identifies as a process strategist, with a particular focus on conflict literacy and transformation with an equity lens. Kimi is inspired by creativity and imagination that arises as communities build culture and power collectively through emergent and experiential learning and practice. Professional Highlights- Building capacity, leadership and inspiring action for greater impact - Creative and effective program innovation and implementation, community driven solutions - Cultivating trust and rapport with internal and external stakeholders - Equity and social justice advocacy within educational, philanthropic and non-profit settingsAs a seasoned community builder, Kimi\'s root work is focused on increasing the strength and resiliency of communities who live at intersections of race, class, gender and sexuality. Their current efforts are focused on increasing access to conflict literacy and conflict transformation modalities, as well as contemplative and body based practices as acts of decolonization to traditionally under resourced communities.

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