As the Institute’s Director of External Relations, Kim oversees channels that communicate IJ’s clear and consistent mission to current supporters as well as new audiences. She connects IJ donors and the broader public to a vision of a future where Americans’ most precious freedoms receive robust constitutional and judicial protection.
Kim serves as editor of both IJ’s flagship magazine, Liberty & Law, and Pillars of Justice (a periodical designed exclusively for members of IJ’s Four Pillars Society). Alongside attorney Keith Neely, she is also co-host of IJ’s YouTube Podcast, Beyond the Brief.
Prior to joining IJ in 2018, Kim worked at the Charles Koch Institute and Foundation, and previously directed multiple ballet schools in Minnesota. She holds bachelor’s degrees in business administration and performing arts from Colorado State University.
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Kim's Podcasts
September 13, 2024
Carrying Cash is NOT a Crime
It’s legal to travel domestically with any amount of cash. It’s legal to travel in and out of the U.S. with more than $10k if […]
Listen NowAugust 22, 2024
To Serve, Protect, and...Fish for Cash? Bogus Traffic Stops Violate 4th Amendment
On a typical day, police officers pull over more than 50,000 drivers. If you’ve had a recent encounter with police, chances are good it was […]
Listen NowAugust 08, 2024
Speaking for a Living and the First Amendment
The freedom of speech protected by the First Amendment is a foundational and cherished right that sets America apart from other constitutional democracies. Many […]
Listen NowJuly 26, 2024
Will the Supreme Court Finally Curb Civil Forfeiture? Maybe.
As our listeners probably know, civil forfeiture is legal practice that lets the government take and keep your property by claiming it’s connected to a […]
Listen NowJune 27, 2024
FBI Commits the Largest Armed Robbery in American History
In March 2021, people entered a private security-deposit box company in Beverly Hills, CA, broke open hundreds of boxes, and indiscriminately seized their contents – […]
Listen NowJune 13, 2024
IJ Client Fulfills Dream of Helping Others–Overcomes Permanent Punishment Law
We like to think of America as a land of opportunity and second chances. But what happens when a web of government restrictions prevents someone […]
Listen NowJune 12, 2024
Why Holding Feds Accountable is (ALMOST) Impossible
If a federal official violates your rights, is it impossible to hold them accountable? In this episode, we talk with IJ senior attorneys Anya Bidwell […]
Listen NowMay 17, 2024
Ruling Lets Gov’t TRESPASS on 96% of PRIVATE Land in the U.S.
Your home is supposed to be your castle. But what about the land your castle sits on? We discuss why it is that most private […]
Listen NowMay 02, 2024
Government Retaliation is Out of Control
What can Americans do if the government retaliates against them for speaking out? Today we’re going to discuss real world examples of governments retaliating against […]
Listen NowApril 17, 2024
Qualified Immunity Protects the FBI, Your Mayor, and ALL Officials. Not Just Police.
Does qualified immunity actually accomplish what the Supreme Court intended? Kim Norberg and co-host Keith Neely discuss qualified immunity and how it plays out in […]
Listen NowApril 05, 2024
New Jersey Was Caught Keeping Baby Blood
Unbeknownst to parents, a portion of their baby’s blood remained unused after a standard screening was complete. And New Jersey had unilaterally decided that it […]
Listen NowSeptember 30, 2023
Emerging Property Rights Issues: How IJ is Challenging Unlawful Evictions, Unconstitutional Zoning, and Assaults on the Fourth Amendment
This fast-paced series of four mini-panels, each featuring an IJ attorney and client, explores cutting-edge property rights issues and related IJ cases. Learn how IJ […]
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