Sunhee Kim is a Domestic Violence Program Manager at Korean American Family Services (KFAM), where she manages all the services provided to Korean immigrant Domestic Violence survivors. She graduated from the University of California, Los Angeles with Bachelors degree in Psychology in 2012 and the Pepperdine University with Master’s degree in Clinical Psychology in 2016. As a daughter of Korean immigrant parents, She understands the intersectionality and cultural barriers that immigrant survivors of gender-based violence experience in their journey of healing, and she has been working to bring justice and equity for survivors by providing direct services to survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, reaching out to the community for a partnership, and providing training to community partners on culturally responsive work. Also in 2020-2021, Sunhee joined the Dr. Beatriz María Solís Policy Institute (formerly known as Women’s Policy Institute) to learn CA’s bill process and policy work.