Kimberly B. George is a creative and academic writer, a writing coach, and a teacher at Champlain College.

She is also a feminist scholar and teacher dedicated to bringing greater public awareness to urgent and intersecting issues of our time—like sexism, racism, homophobia, and economic and environmental injustices connected to western colonialism and genocides. Go to “The School” to learn more about her current project to use the internet as a resource for education, reflection, and social change.

She has a BA in English from Westmont and further graduate training in counseling psychology. Most recently, she was a Merit Scholar at Yale, where her research interests included feminist theory and sexual violence; American religious history; and the connection between “western” constructs of knowledge and historical systems of violence. She graduated in May summa cum laude with an MA in Religion and a concentration in historical studies.