Kim Diehl
Biography
Kim Diehl joined the National Employment Law Project in 2016 and has experience advancing human rights and southern worker organizing through digital organizing, storytelling, and public education.
Kim served as an editorial advisor for Convergence, an online space where left organizers can discuss strategy and share organizing models. Kim’s writings have appeared in Color Lines and Southern Exposure magazines and Outsiders Within: Writing on Transracial Adoption (University of Minnesota Press). Born and raised in Florida, Kim currently lives in Brooklyn, NY.
Kim is a proud member of the NELP Staff Association, NOLSW, UAW, LOCAL 2320.
Education
M.Div., Chicago Theological Seminary
B.A., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Why is Expanding Unemployment Insurance Eligibility a Racial, Gender, and Disability Justice Imperative?

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Reforming Unemployment Insurance is a Racial Justice Imperative

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