Café Conversations with Dr. Kim: Creating Community Through Conversation
A salon-style, small-group conversation led by Dr. Kim Mitchell, a TEDx speaker, LA-born filmmaker-educator, and UCLA lecturer.
We’ll unpack how to build real community, practice civil discourse, and leave with simple tools you can use the same day.
Expect guided prompts, honest dialogue, and a low-pressure room where everyone participates.
Why attend
Learn a repeatable conversation framework that Dr. Kim uses with educators and arts communities statewide.
Hear stories from her entertainment career, including award-winning works “Father May I” (Motion Picture Association of America Award) and the sitcom pilot “Can’t Live With ’Em” (Lynn Weston Fellowship in Film).
Get perspective from a Stanford BA, UCLA MFA + MEd, and an EdD in Organizational Leadership focused on real-world learning.
Leave with a one-page takeaway to run your own café conversation.
About Dr. Kim
Stanford BA. UCLA MFA in Film Directing and MEd. EdD in Organizational Leadership. Award-recognized film and TV projects. Lecturer in UCLA’s Teacher Education Program. TEDx talk on purpose and possibility. Contributing author to Inspiration to Realization, Vol. II (“Living Your Soul Print” chapter).
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