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Monday October 26, 2026 12:45pm - 2:15pm PDT
What does it look like when a community truly makes room for everyone — not just at the edges, but at the center? This session explores the principles and practices of equitable enculturation: the intentional work of forming communities where diverse peoples are not merely welcomed but genuinely woven into the fabric of shared life.

We'll examine how power, identity, and belonging intersect in community formation, and offer practical frameworks for leaders navigating the complexity of cultural integration without succumbing to assimilation. Participants will leave with concrete tools for fostering dignity-centered community cultures that honor difference while building genuine cohesion.
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Richard Kim (he/him)

Racial Equity Consultant, Cultures Connecting
Richard D. Kim is a Racial Equity Consultant with Cultures Connecting. He is passionate about cultivating a person-centered approach and brings over a decade of experience teaching, consulting, leadership coaching and facilitation engaging race, culture and identity in various organizational... Read More →
Monday October 26, 2026 12:45pm - 2:15pm PDT
Room 316, Greater Tacoma Convention Center

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