Hi! I’m Emi Kim, an actor, dancer, anthropology major, and technology public policy advocate based in Los Angeles, California. With my interviews and documentary features collectively reaching over 5 million views across various platforms, my focus is on amplifying youth perspectives, creating safer online spaces, and exploring how culture and technology shape our lives today.

At sixteen, I joined the LOG OFF Movement and helped develop the organization through outreach, research, and press interviews. At seventeen, I testified in front of California’s State Legislature, becoming one of the youngest to ever do so, supporting CA’s Age Appropriate Design Code. At eighteen, as the Lead Youth Consultant for the bill, I helped pass the CA AADC into law. Shortly after, I joined the Design It For Us Coalition as one of the founding Core-Team Members and began to push for federal legislation to protect youth online.

At nineteen, I auditioned for a professional acting project for the first time, and I landed the role of Eujin in the nine-time Grammy Award-winning Anderson .Paak’s directorial feature film debut, “K-POPS!” I began to find a balance between policy, creativity, and an ever-growing passion for humanity. Now, more focused than ever, I am determined to become an unstoppable force in entertainment and academia—building communities, sharing stories, and creating change that lasts.