Uniting for Workplace Equity: COVID impact on women entrepreneurs (Part 3 of 3)

Watch the panel here on Facebook Live March 15, 2022 The Kim Center is a nonprofit dedicated to accelerating the achievement of equal status for employees of all personal and professional backgrounds. Our work is driven by the research-based conclusion that widespread cultural transformation requires united local action. One of the critical first steps is making sure different stakeholder groups …

Uniting for Workplace Equity: COVID impact on women entrepreneurs (Part 2 of 3)

February 15, 2022 Panel The Kim Center is a nonprofit dedicated to accelerating the achievement of equal status for employees of all personal and professional backgrounds. Our work is driven by the research-based conclusion that widespread cultural transformation requires united local action. One of the critical first steps is making sure different stakeholder groups can agree on expectations for collaboratively …

Mayor Catherine Blakespear presents the proclamation to Hei-ock Kim and Kim Center supporters

City of Encinitas Proclaims Workplace Gender Equity Day

April 18, 2019 By Hei-ock Kim Encinitas proclaimed Workplace Gender Equity Day for the first time yesterday. The chosen date was April 2, in honor of Equal Pay Day 2019. Mayor Catherine Blakespear presented the proclamation, which also included a special commendation for the Kim Center, to Executive Director Hei-ock Kim. Standing with Dr. Kim were several supporters, including members …

Equal Pay Day Poster

KPBS Radio features Kim Center on Equal Pay Day

April 4, 2019 By Hei-ock Kim For many, Equal Pay Day looms large as a symbol of women’s unequal status at work. This year, it fell on April 2nd, representing the date on which women would earn the same amount as men made the previous year … a full three months later. Kim Center’s Hei-ock Kim spoke with Maureen Cavanaugh, …

Where Are We Now? Caregiving and work/life balance

Back to SAN DIEGO BY 2025! FOCUS GROUP RESULTS We conducted an informal focus group, and spoke with 30 San Diego professionals working in the for-profit sector. 18 women and 12 men responded to our request for interviews, ranging in age from 26 to 75. All had received at least some college education. The ethnic mix was 67% Caucasian, 23% …

Gender Equity Issues Go Beyond Pay Discrepancies

San Diego Business Journal April 16, 2018 By Hei-ock Kim and Jane Tanner   COMMENTARY San Diego County could increase its GDP by $23 billion within 10 years by reducing gender inequities in the workplace, according to a McKinsey Global Institute report. In fact, businesses can increase profitability by 15 percent by expanding their proportion of female executives from 0 …