Rev. Kenji Kuramitsu He/Him/His

Speaker, Consultant

Fields of expertise:

Mental Health Cultural Leaders DEI and DEIB LGBTQIA+ Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month (AANHPI)+ Activist / Social Justice Religious Diversity at Work

Rev. Kenji Kuramitsu, LCSW is a spiritual care and mental health professional, currently serving as Associate Dean for Community Life at the University of Chicago's Rockefeller Chapel. Kenji holds master's degrees from the University of Chicago and from McCormick Theological Seminary, where he serves as an Adjunct Professor in Pastoral Care.

Kenji has also served as director of spiritual care and formation for Evolving Faith, a resource for spiritual seekers, and a community care chaplain for the Obama Foundation. Board certified in group psychotherapy, Kenji draws from work in LGBTQ health care in his wider work and enjoys speaking, writing, and gardening. His creative writing has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize by the Asian American Writers' Workshop.

What our clients say about this speaker

One of the smartest things we ever did was hire Kenji Kuramitsu. Not only did he bring wisdom-training and clarity to the spiritual care of our conference and community but a remarkable compassion and care, too.

Sarah Bessey, Co-leader of Evolving Faith

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Group dynamics for social Justice

Groups play a crucial role in driving change, but they can also encounter significant challenges suc

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Rev. Kenji Kuramitsu He/Him/His

Speaker, Consultant