Kimberly (Kim) Cinco, MPsy, is a UX Engineer, Product Manager, and incoming doctoral student whose multidisciplinary background spans criminal justice, military service, social advocacy, and health equity technology. She currently leads design and product development for the Health Equity Tracker at the Satcher Health Leadership Institute, Morehouse School of Medicine, an open-source public health platform addressing disparities in underserved communities. She is pursuing a Doctor of Education in Educational Technology Leadership at New Jersey City University (in partnership with Kean University), where her research interests center on AI literacy, digital equity, and culturally responsive technology education.

Kim holds a Bachelor of Arts in Social Sciences with a concentration in Sociology from the University of Hawaiʻi - West Oʻahu and a Master of Arts in Psychology with a concentration in Media Psychology from Touro University Worldwide. As a medically retired, service-connected disabled U.S. Navy veteran, she is passionate about mental health advocacy, particularly supporting military suicide survivors and gun violence survivors. Her background as a former social worker and probation officer with the Hawaiʻi State Judiciary informs her understanding of the intersection of criminal justice, healthcare, and community well-being.

A foster youth advocate, Kim has traveled to the U.S. Capitol to champion child welfare reform with the National Foster Youth Institute and served as a Court-Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) volunteer manager with the Superior Court of California. Outside of her research and platform work, Kim volunteers with Local Kine AI, where she teaches Pacific Islander and other underserved island communities how to leverage artificial intelligence and emerging tech tools for everyday empowerment. She is also a dancer and a proud mom navigating life with a spirited four-year-old.